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# Title: Discursus Politicus De Incrementis Imperiorum, Eorumque Amplitudine procuranda (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 0,1, Stück 4; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 0,1)
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Discursus Politicus
pub. Disp. 15. Thes. 1. lit. 4. Faque de cau(sa, Palacinus RPheni, in Corong.
tione imperatoris dicit: Accipe globum Sphaericum, ut omnesterrx
Nlationes, Romano imperio lubiicias, ex Augustus Gloriolus valeasad-
Pellaci. Toh. Cammam. Disp. de Turib. Maiest. L. Thes. 109. FEpariter Im-
peratoris ofticium proprium esse reputatur: Ausere d Recuperare. Iin-
peratorlustinianus, inproëm. Institur. Clarils. Dn. D. Bocei, tract. de
Recal. CaP. 4. num. 24. Rectéque allertat Engelbercus Abbas Admon-
tenlis: de ortu es sine Romani imperii; cap. 18. nulli Emperatori unquam
licuisse, vel licere, fines Emperii imminuere: quia tunc caderet dnomi.
ne d dignitate Augulti; quod ligniticat, Imperium debere semper au-
geri, X nunquam minui; Adeoque Imperacores contrarium facientes,
non Angustos, ab angendo; led Ansuctos, ab ansustando fines Imperii
Romani, posse adpellari. EIndeilla, hodiéque ulicatissima tormula, in
Edictis, Codicillis, Diplomatis, ee Licteris Fere quibu scunque imperia-
Libus: Imperator, semper Aucuscus. Sunt vero qui putent. In lcriptionem
Banc, non facile cu Adverbio semper, ante Fladriani IV. Pontificis Ma.
Zimi, e Imperatoris Friderici I. Cepore inveniri, camqs Rulicosconsilia.
rios, dc prilcosturis Glollatores mutnatos elle, ex Epioraphe Imperatoris
Juctinianiista: PiuIS, FeliX, Inelycus, Victor, ac Priumphator lemper, AU.
suctus. Accurliumnempecum alleclis, perperam ro semper, junxil-
Sevocabulo Ruoustus: cumpotius peaecedencibusillis; Victor, ac Pri.
umphator, line distinctiuncutae noca, fuister connectendum. Videatur
Goldactus. Tomo L. Constitutionum imperialium, inrationali, seu notis.
ad Lirteras Fadriani IV. Pontificis Maximi, es Friderici I. Imperatoris,
Pas. 65. quiait; Accurlianam hranc etrmolosiam, nostrOS INECLPEEteS
exaditicare Pontifices Komanos docuilse, Imiperii incubatores. Verun-
tamen RCCuESuS, ut aliasnimis lape, omne praecer meritum vapulat, d
Crieica centura: ita d cum hac in parte vindicat, (Cimulque iplos Pon.
tisces Soldastiana impeticione, liberat hâc in parte) VirClarissimus,
Dn. Thomas Lanlius, parere. 1. subiuncto Dissercationi, de cura Religio-
nis, laudans Symmachum, exist. 30. lib. 2. ubinominac Theodolium,
semper Angultum. Et lib. 10. idem, in ciculis plerarum que Epistolarum
habet: Dn. Valentiniano, semper Augusto. Dn. Theodolio, semper
Rugusto. DOnn Theodosio, e Arcadio, lemper Augustis. Sic ee apud
Ructorem Paneorrici, Naximiano, X Constantino Augustis dicti: Ma-
zimione, velis, nolis, lemper Auouste. Rc. Sed nihilominuscertissimum
esse videtur, Ruoustum, primitus non ab angendo, sed ab auouriotuil-
se denominatum; Fc sic loca quoquerelisiola, ac in quibus augurato
quid consecratur, Augucta dicuntur: ab auctu, vel ab arium geltu, on-
cuve, Sueton. in Ausast, CaP. 7. Vnde FnIuS:
AugII.