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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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792
DE ARTE SURBOHE BELLI
Rex, isqueterram intuens Aerectancum, nitilque nec interrogatus
nec acculatus responderet: Vecunque, inquit, Perleu hoc, ut bellum
cum Romanis, quam pacem malles, inciderit, Cve errore humanosire
casu, Cennecessitate etiam bonum animum habe; multorum Regum
populorumque calibuscoonita populi Komaniclementia; non modo
spem cibi, ledprope certam hduciam Calutis praebet. Ilac Cracolermo-
ne Perleo: Latine de inde luis: Fxemplum insigne cernitis, inquit, mu.
cationiscerum humanarum: vobistoc praecipue dico, Turenes: ideo in
secundis rebus nihil in quenquam luperbe ac violenter consulere de-
cet necpraelenti credere Fortuna, cum quid vesper ferat incertum (IE.
Is demum Vir eric, cujusanimum nec prospera Aatu luo eHferet, nec ad.
verla infringet. Omaonum de vere Romanum virum.
L. Improbius Factum esteorum, qui devictorum hoctium osi.
busilludunt, d ox calvariis poculataciune, quod Fecisse legimus AIboi-
num, Congobardorum Regem, (P. Amilius in Cherebertholib. 2.) quis
Clocolinda mortua, Rolimundam Cepidarum Regis a se pralio caelih-
liam duxit, d ex calvaria patris poculo facto, uxoré inde bibere coegit,
quae resilli exitium properarit. Chrunum icem Bulgarorum Regem,
Idem Amilius lib. 14. in Carolo MagnO) Cxelo NicCphOTO CTXCOTuM
Imperatore.
LI. Idnocatudionum, quod Paulus imilius, In Carolo M. lih. 3
Feribie, a Carolo Magno Saxonibus sub juoum milsis ademtam liberta-
cemtestandi, reltitutam poltea a Ludorico Pio, Caroli Eilio, eamo; resti-
cutionem tam seaco animo accepille, addic Saxones, ut masispro Fran-
corum gloria ex eotempore puonaverine, quam anceprolibertare sua
advertus eoldem decertallent.
L.II. Ilud denique de juctum de ulitatum est, ut victi rictori.
bussumptus inbello factos, aliaque damna restituant. Ouod d in
civilibuscaulis, deForensibus controvertuis locum habet, nili juctan
caulam Forre licigandi victus habuisse censeatur, cui exceptionimo-
ribusporius, quam lege aliqua introductx in bellolocus ellenon so-
let.
LTII. Poltremo gravissima quaestio est, de inter illustres suasre-
lata ab FTottomanno, TCtoacutissimo, quaest. 5. an Tus victoris sic quod-
damjus univertalo, an veroin iistantum rebus raleat, quas occupavit
hoc verius ille existimat, illud AIbericus Gentilis, lib. 3. de jure belli cap. 5.
_ cum hoc ridentur historix Care, unde receres imperatores d Duces
icacensuisse contra Llortomannum, Calva summi Viri autoritate dispu-
babimrus.
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