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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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MII. 1
DISSER ZATTO PHILOLOOICA.
IuT. 2I. Junius quaest. 73. Renatus de Luling a, de increment. Imperior. Is
caD. 2. f.l. 14. Theloro polic. part. 2. Cap. 2. Amirato 18. discors. 2.
Rirchner. ult. 1b. 4. b. Hloenon. disputat. Polit. 7. Th. 1. in fin. FurAli
che Edichreom cap. 19. lib. 2. Optime Paruca. L. cap. 4. 5. 856. Tradue-
cius in Furca vincibili fol. m. 291. 8c. Diltinguendum aliguibus vide-
tur, inter loca d Regiones. Sunt quaequam Regiones munitae, instru-
etx quoque Ciribusrei milicaris peritis de Fortibus; alia contra, his de-
Ritutx. Tis longe a Patria bellum sererecutius est: illis melius geritur
domi. Cladesnamque in Patria nimis est periculota, s Cives (InE exer-
citati, inibique majore cum commodieate administratur bellum. Domi
semperholtem Serthae expectarunt. Pultin. lb. I. fol. m. 9. Econtra Tui-
eamnonniliin meditullio imperii lii, vincibilem esse, mulei censent.
TheloroPolit. parr. 1. fol. 149. relat. del Turcopertor. In locis anouctis
expectandus est hoctis. AmiFatO. 18. Cap. I. Sed non nisi certi sImUS, eum
adicu prohiberi polle; quod Patrum nosrorum memoria neglexerunt
Callis inInsula Fercera, vid. Coneltasium, de Portus all es Call. conjun-
ctione. de nuper Rhaeci. Ac etiam Anno Christi 1523. Prosper Columna
vilus estmilicarem Colaecilmum commisile: d’avoirvoulu entreprendre
de carder le pas d’une riviere contre une armée Francoise, venant en sa
premiere furie. Bellar lib. 2. fol. 163. Sed procoan hostis sic domi expe-
Etandus, Rationes TunE ex utraque parce, quas adducit Michaei Monta-
nuS. Lib. 1. des essats. Cap. 47. fol. m. 261. 8c. qui tandem concludit: nihil
hic certictatui polle, cum in bello praelertim, eriam optime deliberata,
Tortiantur eristem eveneum. Nous avons bien accoustume de dire; avec
raison, que les evenemens es yssues dependent notamment en la euerre,
pour la plus pare de la forrune: la quelle ne se veur pasrencer es assujettir
a nostrediscours es prudence. Id quod dt Manilius Astron. lib. 4. docet:
Et male consulris precium est, prudentia fallax.
Nec forcuna probat causas sequiturqe merentes:
Sed vaga per cunctosnullo discrimine fertur.
Scilicet est aliud quod nos iogatque rezatg
Majus, es in proprias ducat mortalia leges.
Hlic pertinet dpdtio Demolthenis e Phocionis apud Plutarchum. in
Phocion fot. 30). e peltabat contra Philippum extra fines Achenarum
ogonandum etse.  nihil reterre exiltimabat; nec dispiciendum ubi
bellum serendims, Led quomodo victoria debeac obtineri. Praclaro
icem Zenopton. IV. 1. InM. Crri ad Fin. Flumana Capientianihilo cer-
cius, quod optimum elt asere norit, quam si quishocaget quod lors
obtulerit. Xeno. I. in fin. 1. Inst. quem omninovide. Obiter hic sub.
ungo, pateu ex rationibus cirea hanc quaectionum allatis; servitium
incerdum