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# Title: Christophori Besoldi IC. Discursus Politici (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 0,1, Stück 2; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 0,1)
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Discursus Politicus de
Rempublicam e. Theloro policico, part. 1. relat. di F irenZ a.
C A P. V. X CIlcimum.
De Monarchia Dominica, ejusque exemplis.
Nlecunda specie Monarchixe, quam herilem Dominatum, et qua-
doquelesirimam Trrannidem rocant: Princeps Libertatis, Fortu-
narumque omnium Dominus est; libique subjectis, ut Pacertamilias
Terris (aut belli imperator, militibus) imperat. Taleque Reonum
describitur Danielis; cap. c. vers. 19. Guos volebat interticiebat, et
quos. volebat percutiebac; a quos rolebat exaltabat: ac. quos vole.
hachumiliabiac ReVeF. PaCeF; Adamus sonhen, politicor. libr. 1. Cap
25. num: 3. Jura naturalia _ ciritia bene oubernare, Boni Principis
est; cirilia solacollere Domini: at nacuralibus etiam rim Facere, est
Fyrami: Benedictus Wincklerus, libr. 4. de Princip: Iur. Cap: 13. fol. Mi-
Bi 435. Dominatus. X Principatus diverli Natura: Dominus condi.
tionis propriei non tionoris nomen elt.. Et hliustamilias Dominu.
Tus, Peu Dominus minor adpellabatur. Emundus Mexillius, observat.
libr. I. cap. 36. Fague mente Dominum se Perrorum, Imperatorem
Milicum. Principem cxeterorum; id est, liberorums Laepius Tiberius
Imperator dixit: Dion Bistorr libr.5.7. Co inmuens cacice, Dominum
orbisnatum esle. Cardinalis Baroniuo, anno Christi 16 ad fur. Domini
paricer adpellationem ob maledictum de opprobrium, Cemper ex.
horriunt Augultus: quod id indicio esset; reliquos. existere lerros.
Suetonius, in August. cap. 53. Cnibertus Costanus, in Polyhistore, cap.
76. UE _ omnesmelioris nota prilei Imperatores; Tolos D eos D0.
minos adpellandos ellé reputarerunt: Bulenger. libr. I. de Imperat..
Rom. Cap. 36. Valentinus. Cuilielmus Forsterus, rract: de dominiocap. 2..
Cumradus RiterstuCus, in Commentar: ad Epistol. Plinii, fol. mihi 41I..
ec. Sic _ Martialis, de Domitiano inquie: Fdictum Dominis Deiqi
nostri. Ouo rertu adulatorie ad Tlistoriam Poctarespexie: constat
enim Domitiamm Imperatorem perinde ut olim C aligula fecerato
coegissehomines, ut se Dominumrs. Deumque adpellarent: Sextus
Aurelius. Victor, in Domirian. F Martialis quidem, poecica siia licen.
ciâ. seu leritate; und cum. Priicipes limonam quoque d cilamum
mutarit. Ecce enim quamminime cum Cuperioribus: comreniant
iltas libr. 10. Dicturus Dominum,. Deumquenon Cum: Jam non est
locus hic in urbe robis (D Blandiciae, has crim alloquicur, is Epi.
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