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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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116
DE ARFE TUREOHE BELLL
plus de vinse cingmille mesnases, forcez par la calamiré, du remps, avoient
ab ndonné la Hormandie, es s’estoient retirez en Bretairnie, la out ils
avoient esté bien receaz es villes voisines de la Vormandie pour y exercer
le mestier de drapperie. Girard. lib. 20. f0l. 692. Craphice describie mi-
Teriam bellorum Civilium, a Sylla X Mario motorum, Plucarchus in
Sylla fol. M. 933. 86. uE de ab Ochione Vicellio ac Calba, in Orhone ad fin.
ac invita Pompei fol. 119. mileriam Reipublicae Komanae deplorat, quae
a semetipla destructa Fuit, Fere iildem vertris, quibus Lucamus, lib. L.
Ouis furoro Cires? que tanta licentia ferri,
Centibus invisis Latium praebere cruorem?
Cumque superba foret Baby lon spolianda trophaeis
Ausoniis, umbraque erraret Crassusinulta
Bella geri placuit, nullos habitura trium phos?
Teu quantum poruit terrae pelagique parari
Hoc, quem Ciriles hauserunt, sansuine, dextra
Et idem lib. 2.
Omiserae forris, quod non in ennicanati
Tempora cannarum fuimus Trebiaque, Iuventus.
Non pacem petimus Superi: date sentibus iras:
Nunc urbes excico feras, conjuret in arma
Mundus: Achaemenis decurrant Medica Susis
Agmina: Massas etas Scyrhicusnon allis et ister:
Fundat ab extremo flavos aquilone Suevos
AIbu, S indomitum Rheni caput: omnibus hostes
Redditenos Populis, sivile avertite bellum.
Peudencissime itaque Pompejus egit, qui Sercorio devicto, non voluit
legereliceras ullas, d Ciribusad Sertorium perscriptas, led limul omnes
combussit: ut una extingueret occationes moruum Civilium dissidio.
rum. Plutarch. Sertor. ad fin. Ouemadmodum etiam HI. Antonius Im-
verator, polt Cirile bellum, a C alsio quodam motum, nationes omnes
quarebellionem Fecerant, tractarit perhumaniter; nequo quenquam
ex oblcurishominibus, suc ex illustribus incertecit. Ec etiam postPau-
Rinamortem, ne ob ea, de quibus cum Calsio convenerat, argueretuii
Marcus literas ante, quam eas legeret, conscidit, ne coscretur quen-
quam, invitus odisse. Feruncetiam nonnulli Verum, Marci Collegam,
antea pramiltum in Srriam, quam obtinuerat, liceras in Cupellectili
Calsi inventas abolerisle, quod eas nihil ad Marcum pertinere diceret.
Ouod siForte ob eam caulam Marcus succenleret, lonse Foremeliusle
unum promultis interice. Ziphilinus. Ec Fuit optimum Consilium Ca-
conis in bello Cirili, neminem nili in pugnae ardore interticiendum
elle