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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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88
DE ARTE TAREORE BEL LE
Publice etiam editis scripris de eodem omnes; vicinipresertim, sune in-
Rruendi. Mercurc Francors fol. FOr. b. Ane. Paber. in Epist. dedicat. a prin.
consin caus. Montisferrat.
VTTT. Bellum icem impium, injuctumque Hc, Si modus debitus
non obserratur; qui in eo praecipue consictie, ut nulli innocenti (quan-
cum heri potest) noceatur. Et hoc explicuie B. Joh. Baptilca, Luc. Cap. 3.
reminem concutiacis, nulli calumniam Faciacis, contenti cRoce stipen-
diis veltris. Sunc autem tria genera personarum, quibus milices damnu
interrenon pollunt, secundum R eculam Johannis Baptictae. vid. BCl-
larm. d. Laicis dict. Cap. 15. Primum ek, omnium eorum, qui ad Rempu-
blicam hostium non pertinent: ex quomilices nequeunt exculari, qui
domnum inferune Ciribus, aut rusticis amicis, apud quostrolpitantur;
vel per quorum transerunt loca. Neque exculantur, Si dicant: Sibi Ci.
pendianon solri:non etenim propterea illis obligata lune bona Cirium
privatorum. Secundum est quorundam, qui et si aliquo modo pertincat
ad Rempubl. holtilem tamen per cap. innovamus, extra detreuraes pa-
ce. congrua securitate laecari debent. Presbrteri (c. Monachi, converti,
Pereorini mercatores (transeuntes scil.) rustici, euntes vel redeuntes,
ac in aoricultura existentes, d animalia quibusaranE, d Pemina portant
adaorum. Tertium genus elthominum ad bellum inepeorum; quales
Tunc, pueri, senes, mulieres. Tales enim licet capi, ee speliari incerdune
possine, juste tamen nequeunt occidi; ac pariter humanum est, ucturba
inutilis, ex oblelsaurbe pulsa, ab hostibus impune abire RInAtUE. AnTONS
Panormitan. in Apophchesm. AIFonS. lib. 1. num. 15. Barbarum icidem
estnecare captiros. ArioCtO. Cant. 36. STantZ. 8.
Onde hairuil modo apreso
Delamilitiae ni qual Seiehias intende,
Ch uccider si debbia un, poich eoli epreson
Chirendel arme, epiunon si defende
Extro ideoque soluto, dimittuntur capei: e item immemorialiutu in
Callis receptum est, ut alicuius nominis captivi, Regi cedant, capienti
decemmillibaslibearum exsolutis. Fstienne Pasquier. 4. des recherch.
cap. 10. Reges praelertim a aliiMagnates, alea belli qui vincuntur, hu-
maniter lunt eractandi. Fc rapulac omnium hittoricorum linguis, Ca
rolus Andegavensis, a Pontitice utriusque Sicilix Regno donacus, qui
Conradinum legitimum (ut pex se Cerebat) eiusseoni haeredem, et ex
Tiohenstaustentium imperatoria tamilia ultimum, per insidias victum,
_apilcatore prodicum, una cum Austrix. Ouce Friderico, carnikicisma-
MIBUSOBErUnCaNIE. ON. D. L anS. OraF. COnEr. Call. 282. BataZCtCS, TurCa
hum Rex, equises Callos captiros tlungatis suppetiasterentes, maeno
nume-