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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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Vitae es Mortis
pluribsB. Gregorius Pontitex Maximus lib. 8. epist. 41. Obligamenr
pariliter, ne alcer alcerum delerattempore pestis, qui sibi invicem lune
obstricti ad mutuam subrentionem: uti in Monalterio, vel alia commu
nitate cohabitantes: aut in conjagio existentes; maritus, uxor, parentes,
liberi, tucor, K ejus pupillic. FF intalimaxume casulocum obtiner il-
Iud, F. ad Timorh. cap. 5. Signis luorum; de maxume domesticorum cu-
ram non habet, fidem non habet, e infideli deterior existie. In consi-
miliconditione est, alterius famulicio e obsequiojugiter ad strictus: ue
lune tannili, ad peiratim, auc priblice alicui interriendum conducti. FF
vice versa, Dominus sire prasens; sive ablens, etianr illis proriderctene-
tur; ne scilicet deserantur, sed uteis quam oprime subveniatur. Tene-
cur icem vicinus, tempore peltis;non deserere suum vicinum; necellario
ejus operâ indigentem. Omnia enim quae cinque vuliisuc homines
robisfaciant; ita d vostacite illis. Matrh. 7. Pandem quilibet obstrin-
situr, quemcunque ilium, diricem; pauperem; amicum, inimicum, fa-
miliarem, lire alienum; non deserere; in calu extrema necessitatis, pro-
babilicer imminentis. Deus certe, per nostras, d alioru adverlitatesten-
tatnosi hoc est, vulta nobis declarari hdem nostram erga Deum, de in
proximum dilectionem. Protemortuus est DeUS LQUaeTU non pro-
Pter Deunice exponeres periculoincerto; pro proximi lalute: Scriptum
enim est: Diligesproximum licut ceiplum Marth. 22. 8 Secundum ApO-
olum, 1. Cor. 12. PTos omnes sumuscorpus Christi, de membra demem-
beo, ac omnia memibra corporis ejusdem; pro le invicem Collicita lune.
Chriscus in judicio extremo dicer illis, qui a Cinistris eruMnE: MartB. 25. DI-
scedice ame maledicti, inignem aeternum. Fluriri, de non dedistismi-
himancucare; licivi, de non dedictis mihi porum: holpes cram, R non
collegistisme, nudus eram; et non operuiltis; intirmus ac in carcere, de
nonmevilitastis. Ouibusprooperibus milericordix; paulo ante Do-
minus dixit: Amen dicorobis, quom diu Fecistis uni de his fracribus
meisminimis, mihifecictis. Ouapropter quiminimo suo Fratei; in. in-
Armitate, aut mazna tributatione constituto non adest, propolleillilue.
Currens, graviter peccat: quemadmodum qui ipsi Christo, selu, Sci suc-
curri pollet, non adest. Generatim er gi Scholastici concludunt: omneso
quorum diuturna absentia, proximo ellet injuriola, damnola, periculo-
Ca, vel Scandalola; aut caderet in deminatione divini cultus, resiminisq
convenientis; cedere haut debere: Si enim unicalifugere liceret, liceret
X alteri: ex lic cuilibet, omnibus que Fusere, de quae sui ofticii eltent, prae-
termittere permistum esset; Colique remanerent illi, quoe velres domi
angusta decinet, vel qui alibi commodam habitationem nequeuntinre
nire. Proinde, non plane ablonum ridetur, quando in Republica ali-