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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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itia  SCortis
Cuichiardus, de funeribus, lib. L. 6ap. F. ex 13. 85 lib. 2. CaP. 2. aC adparee
idem exlegibusmultis, pertocum penericulum ff. dereligios. e sumpti-
busfuner. ac ff: de sepucbr. violat. Interque Leges XII. Tabularum et
unaerat: Fori (sea restibulum sepulchei vocitavere) bultive, aeterna au-
etoritas esto. Fltenim sepulchrum, ut Fnnius dicebat, portus corpo-
ris, uE Tercullianus, alylum mortis, ut Constantinus imperator, domus
detunctorum. Proximumque Lacrilesio majores lemperhabuerunt
violare sepulchra. In pari religione tuit, corporis sepulchrum, de lepul-
Cheum aniaCOrpUS. FtLitem Thelaurus, aut pecunia inmonumen-
coinventa, celigiola non sic; nihilominus sepulchium violatur, cujus la-
pismoretur, cerra Pollicitatur, celpes volvitur, pecunia sumenda caulso
Netas elt, dit C. astiodorus, corpus, quod mundanas molestias semet re-
liqueric, paci icerum insidias humanas. Nam etlicadavera non sentiane
Turta; actomen ab omnipietate estalienum, quicquam mortuis abioga.
re. Rerodiusrer. iudicar. lib. 6. tit. 9. cap. 1. Imo lapla e corruptamo-
numencarescere non licebac; nili Pontihicispermiltu: d ea conditionem
MECOEPOTRLanGeTeNEUE. Pantum abest, ut sepulchri conditionem, de-
ceriorem Facere permitteretur, ut meliorem non liceret. Ftiam po
eaquam jultae acque perpecux sepulturae, corporatradita essenti nili ex
grarissimis caussis nontransterebantur, l. 39. ff. de religios. 8 sumprib.
funer. l. 2. ff. de morruo inferend. Sepulchrum est quidem terminusmor-
eaorum. Duddhaerorum, tinium que terminosmovere, piaculum est;
quantomagis detunctorum? Rerodiusibid. cap. 4. Rsicque de levul-
chroriolato, e paendillorum, qui effodiunt acque svoliane cadavera le-
vulcorum, pluribus Berlichius, tom. ult. Conclus. 47. Culpat in Camby.
le Hlerodotus, in Thalia, quod vetusta adperuerit sepulchra, ex conspe-
xerit in illisjacentia cadavera mortuorum.. Oua curiolicate adhucmul.
cilaborant. Ouidam etiam, jocum ducunt, caemiteria prilca prophana-
re, inibixditicare, fodere, d cadavera projicere inventa: quo lane de-
monstrant abunde, religionis le plane omnisincurios, ec ommino Epicu-
raeoselle. In eosgi inrehit Seorgius, Piltorius Villinganus, de materia Dan
monum, fol. mihi. 20. es c. Videant ergo, aic, quisturorhos direxit, qui Sa-
craubi Spiricus Sancti requielcunt organa, camiteria prophanant; de
ibi lepultorum olla, in cibum parant. Z azelo, Daemoni, cujus libioz. Rc-
sum, aentio habetur. X apud Pausoniam ex Delphorumhistoriis, P. V-
ernomum vocacum legimus. Ecaddit: Civitacum invenias proceres,
qui ChrittiaminFactum oxinancur. Si diruane, lacerent, de prophanene
illa loca lacrata; ur inhis ad Furiolum Trmpani boacum attellanas ju-
ventus (alter, de To Pxanclamet: auc triobolares veculx in his vilia lcrura
rendane lenluxinos; quam Deum pio animarum Calute hacuis Oratia
mibu