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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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de Tnerementis Imporiorum.
Siciliam adquirere Achenientes, nilitem ecresie in gyptoiidem etfi-
CCFCPOEHEEUNE. Paruta dict. libr. 1. discurs. 14. Veneca Respublica, li-
cecminus obnoxia sit civilibuscurbis, et ided melius insticura videatur,
ipta Lomana veceri Civieate: tamen non potuit, ad parilem poten-
eiam pervenire, non lolum, ucMachiarellus alicubi lentie, propterle-
ses e incticuta, pacimagis apta: (ed d propter circumstantias alias mul-
tas; quas Paruta congessic, libr. 2. Discurs. I. Aded eriam metuunt V ene-
ei sux libertati, ut nolint Senatores uosnimismaonos, Belloque exter-
noillustres teri ac potentes. Vid. Boccalini, cent.X. ra55. 79. Cur aute
Principes moderni, iisex seculo prisco, tam in rebus serendis, quan
Imperio dilatando, nullo modo requiparari gueant: indasat idem P’aru-
ca, lib. 2. Discurs. 6. vbi Alexandei Maoni, C aelaris e Pompeij exvedicio-
nes, cum rebus geltis solimanni, CaroliV. d Francilci l. confert. Se-
culis ab inicio Regnorum primis, bellaserebantur, slorix masis, qua
Imperii cudio. Pultinuslib. L. a princ. fol. 2. Ad moremfere Equitum il-
lorum. quos Galliles Cheralierserrants vocare (olent. Talesque Fue-
runE, Ferculis de Argonautarum expeditiones. Post Monarchiis, aliis-
que Imperiismagnis qui praetuerunt, alios ur lubjugarent, operam de-
derune. Hlodie non bella sunt, sed bellorum cumultus. Fch in postre-
ma senecta, multum sic bellorum: nontamen res geritur simili animo-
rum visore acque labore. Nunccumuleus assidui sunt, quibus HUNEva-
Pationes, non Imperia ConsFiEuunEUE, auEOEnantuE; Richterus axiom.
historic. 46.
TX. Aliquando item interest subdicorum, Principem haue poten-
cemnimiselle, neque late imperitare. Sicque pocentiam luorum Do-
minorum, semper impedirerunt Flandei. Cominaens, lib. 6. Cap. 9. fol.
mihi 553. Beloioque tori, exitiolatandem fuit accessio Regnorum ITi-
Spanicorum. Ec inde ortum ducune, Privilesia Subditorum, ne ii Prin-
cipem excrdcerritorium bellum rerentem, sequi teneantur. Ilis, in
quam, perniciola Principum ambitio anlam dedit. _ ideo procurave-
runt, ne ad lubicum luorum Dominorum, animae atque corporisiactu-
cam pati cogantur. Concludo haec omnia optimo consilio Thome Mo-
eis quilibr. 1. Veopia, fol. mihi 36. 8c. ita Pcribit: Populi Achoriorum,
Elcopiensium Insulae ad Furonocum oppositi, bellum olim sellerunts
ut Regituo aliud obtmerent Regnum; quod aftinitatis antiquae cau(sa
Sibicontendebat hereditate deberi: consequuri verotandem id, vbi vi.
derunt, nihilo sibiminus moleltiae esse in retinendo, qnam in acguiren-
dopertulerune; verum aidua pullulare semina; vel internae rebellio-
nis, vel externae in dedicos incurtione; nunquam dari FaCulCALOM CXCF-
citus dimictendi: compilari incerim se, efterri Forispecuniam: alienae
oloriole