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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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Aristocratia generatim tractans.
marios eam deferris sed ad ipsum Senatum: qui confestim duos AF-
bicros legit qui rem cognoscant, et privato Colloquio pacem de
concordiam tentent. Oux si conciliari nequit, controrersiam ad
Senatum, erocaris ibidemque partibus, caulla dijudicatâs non sine
grari muletâ silentium imponi. Maend Serericate pugnas, rixas, in-
jurias, a vin priratis illatam, quieris publica conserrandae causso
compelei; ita uc in quinquericali illo Judicio Minoa d Rhadaman-
thum Cuas urnas astidue morere, quis diceret: Idiplum in otticio
plebem quam maximam continere. A Majoribus traditum elle dixit,
Fridericum TII. Imperatorem ex Icalia Norinbergam redeuntem,
ingentis obriam ubique eftula plebis admiratione motum, interro-
salle quendam e Senatu sibi proxime adequitantem: quanam arte,
vel industria cantam mulcitudinem a leditionibus aut cumultu con-
tinere pollent: Respondisse Facere Senatorem; Verbis e Verberi-
bus: atque ita breriter inlinuasse, bonos de ingenuos Cires facilé
verbis ac rationibus duci polle: praros de serriles, muletis, ac que
poenis craribus copelci debere. Ouibus prope geminahabet Con-
radus Celtes, de crigine, sieu, es moribus Noriberea, cap. 13. qui Tracta-
tus insercus est operibus pirckheimeri, fol. 116. 88c.
IV. Nenecijs rero, Senatus (vulso il gran consiplio) balis estto-
tius Scacus: ejus Membra Cunt Nobiles omnes annis viginti quingi
majores. Senatus Princeps, Dux exiltie (il Dose rulzo) eique nil in
jultit Senatus, nec pace agere, nec bello quicquam licet. P’aulus Me-
rulas Cosmorraph. part. 2. libr. 4. fol. 1329. Theloropolitico, parr. 1. re-
lat. di Venetia. fol. mihi 160. 8 segq. multis. Ac errare ideo videtur
Keckermannus, qui Disputat. practic. ultim. problemat. ultim. Demo-
cratiam in Republica Veneta virere censer. Ft cardo Disputationis
in CO (ut puro) veclatur; An Poli Patricii, sine Veneti Cires: cujus
quae lici enodatio peti potest ex ijs, quae disputo, libr. 1. Politicor. Cap. TI.
num. 5. Sed Scatum pocentissimae Reipublicae illius, singulari Tracta-
tu Illustrissimus Cardinalis, Caspar Contarenus, describit, pruden-
cer limul d eleganter: ac quoque operose Tralicus Auctor Donatus
Cianottis ab Flieronrmo Megillero, Germanice vertus, d Benediger
Derrlichee inCcripeus. Ragulia, quam Epidaurum reteres dixerunt;
propriis Legibus virit. Oprimates (Nobiles puta) Rempublicam ad-
ministrant; Juniores ubi vigelimum quartum Annum attigerunt, in
Parritiorum numerum adscilcuntur. Hi consilium rogatorum, (uF-
Frasiis constituune, quod ex Centu Senatoribus Constat, penes quos
omnis Reipublicae cura, d lummarerum consictit. Dux, qui fpre-
mus est Reipublicte Masistratus, principem que locum cenets sinsu-