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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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72
DE ARPE PUREOME BELLI
quaest. polic. 64. Renac. deLusins2. de increm. Imp. 1. 6ap. 3. Surfeliee
Cischreden. 1. Cap. 4. Ec Contra Cicadellas, Seu lTibium majorum arc es,
prudencer dilseritur rom. 4. du Mercur. Franc. Cub Anno v616. fol. 12. u
biasitur de la Ciradelle d’Amiens. Fc eciam Aracusjam olim reputabats
lationes, arcibus in montibus xditcatis, le rueri: led Regem Forriorem
munitionem habere non polle, quam amorem e benerolentiam sub-
ditorum. Plutarch. Araro fol. m. 908. Non estporens Respublica, quae
arceshabet, e ibi pexesidiarios milices; Cires vero praedae hoctili expo-
nic. Non peolunt arces extra Regnum. Comina. lib. 6. 6ap. 3. fol. M. 514.
Et Cilahro Serbellone, per monstrar, che le fortezZe de vono esergrandi, se
levadire: pocacosa, poca forza. Botero d. detri fol. 40. b. Vnepetire place,
ne faut rien, devans la fureur de la barterie de maintenant. Lanses lib. 9.
fol. 971. Duodquourbes amplae, de latis spaciola, muniendae lunE, quae
subditisprabeant receptum: etiam Scephan. Pasquier lib. 7. des recher-
chescav. 15. cenlet. Etinde Fhlpaniam praedicat Felicem, quod careat
Castellis;d in Cirilibus Gallicanis bellis, nil ea pretuisse aic, quam ut ol-
Cent receptacula latronum. Duod e notat Tulien. Peleus. lib. 2. de l’hist.
de Henri le grand. Cumica Pcribit: apres laquelle paix on fit une tres pran-
defante, qu’on n’empescha les subjects suerriers ou mutins de forcifier
leursmaisonsaux champs, qui est bien le plus seur pourun Monarque: car
si le Maistre d’un chasteau particulier est grand seigneur, il prend oc casion
deserevolter, s’il est pauure de brisander. Et pour ceste cause les villes Im-
periales d’Alemagne, bien souvent ont rase les forteresse des Centil- hom-
mes, afinque les rebelles es voleurs n’eussent aucune retraicte. Ucur aurem
Forres sncurbes, non in iisspes aliqua reponenda est. C asp. Finck. C an:
theol. 39. Suntque mulea Provincia, quae a Fortaliciis abhorrent: ut Pon
lonia ex de Anglia idem scribit Thelauri politici Auctor. part. 1. fol. m.
234. Quorum uerique putant, in eo consictere corum libertatem. Alibi
Principes le non dominari libere posse putane; ubi sunt magnae de mu-
nita uebes. Munitiones sen Fortiticationes cas approbo; parvo quae con-
sant. Perra ergoporius, quam lapide sectourendum. Pheloro polit.
part. I. fol. 169. Ita parvo Cumptu Candarum, L. a Noiie discours. 18. &t et-
iam exisuo temporis spatio arelatum, arles. Langer lib. 7. fol. m. 750.
minita tuerunt. Muniendi vero artiticium (quod Turcis, qui quondam
in lcalia Ilidruncum tenuere, acceptum fert Thelauri politici auctor
part. 2. Cap. 2.) in eo situm est; ut unum punctum lonsam tucatur linea:
necullus locus srForcalicii, qui ab hoste occupatus, non muleis modis
oendi queat, Zach. Fridenrei eh pol. cap. 30 fol. 220. Oudratione majo-
rum noltrorum institutum, qui rocundis Turribus urbesmuniebant,
minime lequendum: Sed nuperx forcitican dirationes, omnindample.
ctenda