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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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176
DE RRrE TURESHE BECLL
carch. in Themistocle. fol. m. 226. Sedtamen Fliero Siracularum Pyran-
nus, admirandum navisium dicitur conltruxille: quod cum magnitu-
dineipsa, tum exacta corporis pulchritudine omnes ance le constructas
nares longe superare perhibetur; Moscion quidam, nominepraestanti
vir ingenio de cruditione, Athenaoreterente, peculiariter etiam edito
rolumine perseriplisle dicitur: ad cujus structuram Fabricae, quam inte-
Seoconlummatum Ferunt anno: cum camen nusquam pauciores quin
seneis alsiduo semper in opere veclarenturhomines. Caeterim hanc
Poltea, ue ajune, navem trumento onultam, cum antona vearetui ca
Titace orptus, Alexandriam misie, eamquene erae, Prolomao Regi
donodediste dicitur: quam cum Archimelus quidam ex Acticis Poetis,
Episcammaton seriptor vidillet, de illam versibus concelebrallet luis,
Ilieronisque liberalicacem de magniticenciam, latis lexido prolequutus
Tuillet Epiorammace, illum Fliero mille postea tricici mociis Atticis
munitice donasse perhibetur, quem propriis etiam impensis, utii Ache-
nas dereherentur curasse, plane autumant. Leonicus Thomaeus lib. 3.
Cap. 21. de varia historia. Fciam criremium aliquor, maxima molis, me-
tionemtacit. Plutarch. in Demerrio fol. 636. ec. Mtago etiam naves 150.
in Siciliam adduxit, iisque sexaginca millia milicum eransduxit. Plutat-
ehus in Timoleon. fol. 5.6. Fceciam quibonimilitesinterea, nOn Cen-
sentur apti ad praelium navale, de c contra. Plucarchus in Dione fol. 794.
ZVII. Ouaeltio est anxie inter Politicos azitata: utrum MOnaE-
chaleulummus Princeps, aut R ex, si sit bellicempus, ipse praeliis inter-
else, e in exercitu, acieque debeat Rare d vide Michel. de Montrigne.
lib. 2. des essais. Cap. 21. Danaeumr. lib. 7. polit. 4. T ipsum. lib. 5. polit. 14:
Bodin. 5. de Republ. num. 572. Flippolit. a C ollib. in erincip. cap. 3. Jun.
quaest. Polit. 72. Gerard. decad. 7. quaest. 4. Conzen. lib. 10. 6ap. 23. AI.
thuL. Cap. 36. f0l. 610. Bocero de detri fol. 33. b. Certe Petrus MathaeuS.
hist. de Francelib. 1. fol. m. 109. Cen (et; Philippum IP. Regem Flispania-
rum, ca solum de causi, Belgicobello finem Facere hauc poruille, quod
non ip le adtuecit pralens. Le seul moyen, d’en retrancher la longueur, es
de né laisser Bereditaires à sa maison, estoir d’y venir enpersonne, es au
commensement. Cae lari in Pharlalico bello victoriam peperit, non prae-
Tentia Colum, sed ex quod ipse hostes Fuerit agorcluS. Appianus de Cin
vilib bell. lib. 2. Incumbemce Caelare, ClIMZ CZCLCICHS pAVORE COFLCDEUIS.
crepidaret, parori quoque delidia admixratuillet; Calar porrectis ad
Calum nranibus, Deosomnes invocare, de neumeo praelio, multa de
plendida eius gesta decurparent, cepit deprecari. Milices quoque dil.
currens, nominatim appellabat; caltide praetered adempra, vulcum eius
inspicere cogcbat. Ilivero nectoe quidem modo d cimore cellaveier
d016C.
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