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# Title: [Christophori Besoldi, IC. Et Antecessoris Tubingensis Dissertatio Philologica, De Arte Iureque Belli] Christophori Besoldi, JC. Et Antecessoris Tubingensis Dissertatio Philologica, De Arte Jureque Belli (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 0,1, Stück 13; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 0,1)
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DE ARTE SAREOME BELLI
VV. Prodiitanno 1608. Scriptum, ubciculo, Dervon Choccbestimi
Een Bablen des Untichrist8, 1260. entlicher ausgangondende. ubi fol.7.
e seq. Bobardasnostrates praedictas, simuilque graphice descriptas esse
dicit, a Diro Johanne, in ApocalypI. Cum Cap. 9. vers. 17. 88 19. ait: Fit vidi
equosin vilione, de qui le debant luper eos, habebantioneas loricas et
hracinthinas, ee lulxhurcas: dt capita eorum erant tanquam capicaleo.
num; de de capire corum procedebatignis, e tumus, et sulphur. Pote-
Htasequorum in ore eorum est, Re in caudis eorum. nam cauda eorum (I.
miles serpentibus: e inhisnocent. Ilxec quidem prophecia, alium pla-
netensum habet; sedtamen non praeter meritum, inventum hoc, ejus.
queauctorem, multi quam plurimis execrantur diris. Auctoremiltum,
adhumanum exitium natum esse, Polrdorus Virgilius ait. Ideoqueno-
men ejus execrabile putat Cardanus; quod illa cormenta, ad humani se-
aeris potius damna, quam ad utilitatem videantur inventa. Duae e ipla,
exsecratione digna cen ser idem Vergilius; quod ab humano ingenioni.
hil iis excooitari potuerithorribilius. Imo traud adduci le polleaiclib. 3.
cap. 18. ut bumanum ingenium invenisle haec credat; sed potius malum
quendam Daemonem mortalibus monstr alle, putat: ut inter le non mo-
dooemis, verum etiam Fulminibus pugnarent. Flegancissimehic dereo
calorum Poetarum, poPecrarcham, maximus Ludoricus Arioctus, in
Orlando suo Furioso. Cant. 9. 5. 89. 8C.
Omaledetro, o abominoso ordisnon
Chefabricatonel tartareo fondo
Fosti perman di Belzebumaligno,
Cheruinar perre diseend il monde
ELItCM Cant. II.S. 21,8C.
Cometrouasti, o scelerata ebruita
invention, mailoco inuman core?
Perre lamililitar sloria e distrurta;
Perce il mestier de l’arme esenz a honorei
Perteeilvalore, ela virturi dutta
Chespesso par del buono il riomigliore;
Non piu la gagliardia, non piû l’ardire
Perte puo in Campoad paragon venire.
Perce songiri, e anderansocterra
Tanci Signorise Cavalieri tantiec.
omnisterme pealtua  ilu cuts ose Det.
lica virtus, indecore consistat, jacear, obtorpeat. Polydor. Versil. 2. Cap. II.
Dudd i Archidamus ASclilai Elius, cum C. dcapulcae jaculum sut Plucat.
etius
Exindé jamulu renic, ut inviolentia bombardarum, Sclopetorum dec.