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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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182
DE ARPE TAREOUE BELLI
(in vertione Callicana, qua utus Tum) 8, 2. FFid Eeri etiam hairc o
caulam debet, ut Forcunam reverenter habeamus. Plutarch. in Paul.
amil. fol. 486. Spartacus eciam ideo evertus est, quod vicit, ob victo.
riamque milices ejus inColentiores _ minus obedienres reddiri fuerue.
Plutarch. in M. Crasso fol. 1088. Marume Cua constarratio, Onolandri di-
cto: Polteaquam aucem omnia feliciter, ec ex animi sententia ceserint,
sine bellicisnegotiisimpolito, careat Imperator, ne ob res secundas ela-
tior auc grarior videatur; (ed placidus sicac benignus, neve factum mi-
nacitruculemto rulcupex se ferat; se d civilem acque amabilem bene-
volentiam conicer omnibus extribeat. Illa enim inridiam ac livorem
signunt, ilta amulum amorem conciliant. Certenonita facile sibimo-
derari homines, in rebus ad votum adAuentibus, costatur Diodorus Si-
culus, lib. 28. Bibliorh. Plerique omnes, Fortuna aspirante Felicemrerum
Suarum exicum nacti, inclantur, insolelcunt, ac per luperbram humanos
e communescatus parum considerant. Indéqi non pauci conspiciu
cur, secundam Forcunam non sccusac grarissimum onus, minuscom-
modeluctinere. Etporro lubducenda ex oculisomnia else, quae victis
dolori ellene, non lemel scriptores rerum monuerunt. vid. Cl. Dn. Oru-
terum, sape dict. parr. 2. fol. 13. 8. C. Ilincque Romaninon in victoriâ ci-
vili, criumpharuntullomodo. Nonquodtrictis, de cum jactura Rei-
publicx illa semper junctaellet: Sed ne odium de factiones exacerbr.
rencur. Victoria dextre uti, prudentismaxume Ducis elt.
Vincemannibal, e non sepreusar poi
Ben la vutoriosa fuaventura
Ouidametiam vincere, sed prolequi victoriam non Cciunt: quod de
Gallis dici Coler Monluc. lib. 2. fol. 92. Adde Moncaione des essais lib. 1.
cap. 43. a princip. Ineoque jam olim erraverunt Celex, Romamob(i-
dentes. Plutarchus, in Camillo fol. 263. I laut victoria est, qua nontinem
imponatbello; sed hostem tantum urgeat irritatae necelsitatis mortu.
vid. Montaione. lib. 1. des essav. chapitre. 47. Victiporiohoctes, hono.
rihice unc Cepeliendi ut diri in er. de sepultura. t Alphonlus Ncapoleos
Rex, hic magnacibus pexeiclaudabili exemplo. Ancon. Panormita, in di-
etis Alphonsi. lib. F. num. 14. De Bello, quod contra Tlenricum IV. Impe-
rator sessi Rudolphus, Sueria Dux, ubi eriam ipse occilusfuit, ita lcri-
Bit Scumptius lib. +. cap. 4 +. fol. 316. b. Rudolphusmaro su Merirura
ben Cemopig gar Surklich be Haccer, auB Defeleh ono Beroronuna Ren.
Per Demeiee, enno als cclichc. Diener daran verorub hacten, in icio
nuna der Kenser Becce mol solcen pomponno sosten crsparet, ou dee
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