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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 ARZE TAREOVE BELLE
interdum extra Patriam praectare cenere Valallum: Si nempe Imperii
conterrandi, e cerricoris jam qualici retinendi, vel recuperandir causa
cerram holtilem ingredi, Dominus contultum elle putet. Anton. BO1-
rinius, de Cavalcar a rasallorum parr. 1. cap. 9. Ilam sic ampliatur die
Enosretn. In deliberando, an bellum procratiendum: elucet pru-
dentia DCIS. AmirAEO18. Cap. 5. vid. Consil. Carol. V. in bello Smalcal-
dico, apud Thuanum. Incerdum lane cunctando felicissime repelluntur
hostes: qua racione Ludoricus XL. Galliar. Rex semperulus fuit. C0-
Mir. fol. 280. fol. 496. 8 fol. 530. Ac item Augultus, cumpartatueri
vellec. Sueton. Aucust. cap. 25. Vicillim alius modus belligerendi, ab
eousurvari debet, liquis omnia curbare velit: ut C aelar (de cujus teme-
raria audacia, Sueton in virâ cap. 57. alia, ab co, qui velit lua conlerra-
re; quod optimetir cunctando. Recte Montuc. 2. de Comment fol. 73. b.
Celuy qui craint tousjours de perdre, se pourra conserrer. mais non pas
faire grande conqueste. Paratis vero d acgredientibus semper ditferre
nocuit. Sic de de Romanis, qui fere nunquam non bellum ostensivum
rerere Colebane, ita Polybius scribic, i. histor. Ommino, ait, Komanis
in omni re quam instituant, violenti, ee quicquid Pemel proxoluerine,
id necellarid heri debere exiltimantes, nihilque corum, quae semet de-
crecaiplis tuerine, non possehieri satuentes; etticiunt illi quidem plera-
que omnia hic tanca violentia d impetu, ex animi Contentia: in qui-
buldam camen nocabiies cladespatiuneur. De Albani arcibus, belli-
queserendimodis, lace Conestagius agic, de Porturall. conjunct. lib. 9.
fol. 484. exc. inter alia ita scribens: Valuit judicio ee dexteritate, in
lococommodo, Castris deligendo. Itaque et(I hostibus incerdum viri-
buslonse interior ellet: tamen trenum illis injiciebat. Paneum enin
arte allequebacur, uenunquam cum tali in loco reperirent, in quo prae
lium recularet. Sacisprompre ipse pericula adibat; le d Milites luosnon
Facile in discrimen adducebat: semperque plus tiduciae in industria,
quam in Forcunz collocabat. Sererarum legum Milicarium (a quarum
rigore Calus exercituum, de reonorum conserratio dependet) asper
erat, _ inexorabilis executOr. Fat natura propensus ad rictorias in-
crneneas,  Forseriam ips bella, ingenio ejus apta, obtulc. Nam cum
maxima ex parte illa ad detensionem comparata essent, decebac eum
tanquam Ducem prudentem, bellum ducere potius, et expectare, do-
necholtem disticuleares, quae in ditione aliena bellum gerentibus ob.
jiciuntur, enerrarent, quam totum Regnum alea lubjicere, nullo alio
provolico premio mili rictoria unius praelii, idque contra cum, qui nihil,
nisi Milicem perdere poterat. Ft in hanc sententiam respondic AIBanuS
in Regno Vempolitaro ConCiliaris bellicis, anno quinquagelimo octa.
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