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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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156
DE ARTE SUREOVE BELET
Secure jocamini, caretene a vobis concumeliarum rationem expolea
mus, quum gallina pede lcalpere ac toderehumum aliquando delierit
Oux verbaacut _ perspicaces Flilpanici, qui in muro erane, lanis auri-
busacceperunt, caque altius interpretati. Pavarrum pro Callina spe-
cuscuniculeosque moliri, quod peculiare ejus hominis arcisiciumtoret,
ab lux sentis milite per lulum caute sibi signiticari judicacunt. Nec
mora, ea respluribuslimul signiteris ac Cecurionibus communicatui,
ad Ducemque primarium concurritur. Ille qui propter loci, maenilim-
que naturam, ac que ejus hoctis ingenium, qui in his artibusmaxime in-
niti contuerillet; haeceadem multum antea accidere sibi posse cogita-
rat: per cam Clibispartem, quae proxims castris, de lubjecta, periculo
videretur, diligentilimos homines circum mitcie, qui cuncta exploret.
priratas domos, cempla, canobia incrediantur. Scientistimé que perqui
rant, an aliqua cuniculorum relcisia reperiri possint. In id quumo-
ninium milicum animi Cummo cudio intenti ellene; alii passim omni-
bus silentibus Arati, uEFerra motum notarent, aurem Colo applicabant
aliiermpana milicaria solo depolita, li concultis leriter membranis, vel
cenuillime perlonarent, contemplabantur: alii capacissimas pelves, va-
saque enea omnis generis aqua repleta, litremulis mocibus agicaren-
cur intentillima cura omnibus locis oblerrabant: quibus arsumentis
lubcerranei operismotiones necelario deprehenderentur. Nec mul
copoltcerto in loco animadverlum elecerra superticiem manifette co
moreri. Onam obrem lingulari omnium laetitix, contrarium illicu:
niculum instituerune. Eranemulci in Elrbe milites horum operum
peritiltimi, qui arcem superioribuscemporibus, Praecextore Navarion
didicerant; pluresque Cermani, quibus omne genus cuniculorumno.
tissimum ciac, propter Argentarias secturas, quae apud eos ad Hlereynie
regionem Cunttrequentes. Lexhis nonnullietiam inter Callorumpraes
Iia, Bononiae fuerant, et se Navarri artibus, contratiis cuniculis felici
rer occurrille meminerant. Duibus de caulis continuato labore, ac plu
ribus simul perductiscuniculis, facile per obliquos meatus ad hoctium
opera pervenerunt. Oobalo auch ein ine erornetond Eussebetompes
Peind die Delagerren mebrertheilo auB ver shefahir vie oie Dungeen su
Den da sicalloort von den Deurschen belarert erfahren haben. Penta-
vere demum Austriani Duces, effoctionibus atque cuniculisnurun
Tubruere, inditoque ac demum succenso intustormentario pulvere, ad
apertisquemaenibus lubitarium in llibemaditum parare: quod pleri-
que adessentmilites e Khaetia, Argentariis fodinis allueti, Bohemique
prae lertim inilecturis metallorum operam navantes: Sed Budenles de.
prehentistioctium contiliis, alque operum iniciis, noca atque incticura
rationem