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# Title: [Christophori Besoldi IC. Vitae Et Mortis consideratio Politica, Libellis tribus comprehensa] Christophori Besoldi JC. Vitæ Et Mortis consideratio Politica, Libellis tribus comprehensa (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 0,1, Stück 14; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 0,1)
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PitaCO Mortis
mortis meditatio adpellatur, GSOclen. problem. ErhIC. L. FF pOrES etiaI
putarem, uluram non hic prohiberi, ut alibi homicidium: Genc5. 9. v. 6.
es seq. F. XOd. 20. v. 24. Quod tamen quidam volune, arg. can. ab illo 14.
quast. 4. (quem camen Canonem, non esse Beati Ambroli; sed cujus.
dam lxeretici, Ambrosi Adoperti, tradunt Summerhart. de contract.
quaest. 42. Bicl. 4. senc. dist. 15. quaest. 1I. sub lir. L.) rid. Petr. GresOr. lib. 2.
cap. 15. Villasut. B. quaest. 24. Ic nec in reteri Teltamento, eo respectu
Tudaeis concra pereorinos concella fuit:ue vult Villagut. quast. 4. vid.
Deuter. 23. vers. 20. Junct. 6. 22. F. XOd. vers. 2. X Conrad. Pauli, tr. de usur.
lib. 1. 6. 2. Sed ubigue, tam in contractu, quam delicto; etiam coram mun-
dorectis se justis (uc estemptio proportionata, homicidium propter de
fentionem) ea qualitate, qua in mundo; aliud in super in Foroanime re-
quiri: nimirumne in terminis nostris ulura commietatur mentalis; de
ua commitci potest in omni contractu. 6a Il. 2. 0b5. 5. n. 2. 8 3. C. in civi-
tate 6. infin. ext. h. Ft ica in iis, gux politice honecta unt; adhuc inten-
tionemmalam, aut mundanam removet Salvator noster; non prohibet
rem iplam: Cum isanimum curet, non destruat vel Fundet Imperiorum
Tlacus; Formam vero e modum ejusmodirerum, d ne noceant publice
velpriracim, curac lex cirilis. Sic que noltrates censent; non extramun-
dum in hisce paradoris, hominem ducendum, pertectionisre, contem
platirum, aut consilii consticuendum elle satum. vid. La Noue Discurs.
25. per tor id que Contra Beati Pacili consiliumr. 1. COr. 7. v. 29. elle putant. vi-
de Mulonium Scricum, apud Stobaum, serm. 37. Lctamen ad distinctio.
neminter consilium e pixceptum, contusiunetere omnes, in decitione
quaeltionis; An deforo polislui detensio concedatur. Valquius, illuspr
18.n. TI. Vid. Dn. Ceorg. Obrechtum, Disp. ad L. ut vim 3. ff. de lust. ex iur.
th. 25. 8c. Cum Forlon latius sic, dicta pro nesatira facientia, interpre.
tari de animoinimico, seuirato, in ipso actu; DanX. 2. polit. 6. 13. fol. 183.
quipoliticojurenon punitur. Onemadmodum etiara ad consilii Aa-
tum Scholastici restrinoune dictum illud Lucxe, 6. 6. de gratuica mutua.
tione. Villagur. quaest. 6. Muleominus cum Platone, in libris de lesibus
es Republica, Anabaptistica Respublica est consticuenda. Oux omnia
contra naturam humanam postlapsum, seu lus geneium secundarium
lunt. (nam que ex sententia Roberti Maranta, par. 3. n. 1. ec. haut ab(o-
num esse puco; contra Bronchorstum, cent. 1. assert. r. Tus gentium pri-
maerum, Ctatu Adami primeri; secundarium ctatu hominis hodierno
post lapsum, definiri. vid. Frid. Pilem. Disp. L. Th. 13. vol. 1.) Ouam natu-
ram pexelentem nostram abolere, ex primaram reducere, (i Legislator
pollec; nullis amplius legibus opus Foret. Plancque impuram, mundam
esse mundis (Ceucredencibus in Christum) a Beaco Pauloedocemur, ad
Titum