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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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Imperialium Cevitaium,
ciabat, pisnora capiebat, et credicoribus latissieri cogebat (unde e
cermon rocis (IE, a debitoacque jubendo) non camen habuille ple
nam Jurisdictionem, sed Comitum porestati obnoxium fuille. Fe
hinclaepe das Ochulcheissen oder GcaerAmmano Zmvr, ad vicinos
Principes, oppionoratione concessionere Imperatorum pervenie.
bat. Sic Jurisdictio lire Adrocatio Clrbis Figurinae, Z arinsix Duci
bus, ab FleneicoIr. Imperatore cradica Fuit, telte Cuilimanno. 8. d.
reb. Helvet. cap. 5. fol. 350. Scumpf. 6. cap. 15. fol. 25r. Quae Postea act
Cires, à Wencestao perrenit. ScumpH. cap. 19. fol. 160. Sic et Anno
2360. Fberhardus Wurtenbergix Comes, viginti quatuor sueria Im-
perialium Oiritatus Patronus de Administrator. Regentono Ochirm-
Bersi ab Imperatore CaroloTr. consticutus fuit. Crusius. Part. 3. lib.
5. 6. 4. FIoreleder. rom. I. lib. 3. fol, 616. Sic quoque AbDaS S. Calli, Ca-
De adfectarit die cichs Dogtten su Oanet Challen, quae postea etiam
ciribus cessit. ScumpFE. lib. 5. cap. 6. fol. 28. a. 6 fol. 29. b. ut es cap.
8. fol. 45. Et quoque Die Sicictio Doochen. à lubjectione censebatue
Separata. Uc von Den Reichothaler, oder Candern, idem Scumpsius
eradic. lib. 4. cap. 32. fol. 327. Similicer iplas Imperii Ciricates, Caepi-
us jure pignoris, aliis Mlagnatibus tradere solebant Imperatores; cu-
Jus set ubiris Germanicarum rerum lcriptores Faciunt mentionem
eaque occasione, adhue hodie in Noriomaoum Ingctheim, Oppen-
heim, Raiserolaurern, et alias quamplurimas Ciritaces liberas antes
Leu imperio immediate subjectas, ricini Principes dominatur. Mun-
Aerus, 3. cap. 24. Viennam quondam Ciritatem fuisse Imperialem,
EOSaEHE L AxIUS, libr. L. 6. 6. in descript. Vienna. ExFordiam, Babe aUS an
onem nutenitr libert et vertohren, allettat Fridericus TII. Imperator.
in Reformat. sua in dectarat. 4. articuli z. Ft ex hoc Fortan evenit, quod
in anciquis Imperiimatriculis, nonnullae reperiuntur Civitates, quae
nunc prorinciales reputantur: quodque rix certus numerus Impe-
rialium Ciricatuminiri pocest. Beindorcius, apud arumaum. tom. 3.
Discurs. 13. num 16. Porro quoque multa, ex proprio e autocratico
jure, sibi allerunc hodie Imperii Civicateo, qua certis olim privile.
siis, de quibuldam cancummodo, ab imperacoribus concellatuero.
Velontio,ut non ab Imperio leparari queac, nec Vicarium admittere
reneatur, ex privilesio Richardi Angli habet. Chillet. in descripr. il.
lius rrbis pars. r. cap. 54. Ac ica Wilhelmi Ludorici IV. d CaroliIV.
Imperatorum beneticio, pririlegiati lune Francofurtenles, Daβ sic
niche verseht noch von dem EXcictentausert merden follen. (quale quo-
que privilesium ejuldem Ludorici cempore pracendie Tigurum.
ScumpH. fol. 155. libr. 6. cap. 17.) Reichardus _ Ludoricur IY. be