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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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Dissertatio de Ture es Imperio
obsino muisse. Sed ricissum illud in aliis Ciricatibus in ulunon elle,
ut AquiCorani, Argentinae, Spirx, Wormacixe; proinde etiam eas, (I-
mullibera d Imperiales Ciritates le nominare. Moxvero Fubiicie
 idem auctor: Audiri d aliam rationem, quod plurimae Ciritaces
Emperii, ceneaneur Imperatori quotannis ad certam pecuniarulum
 man, quasipro tributo, vel sublidio; aut aliam. similem in recooni
otionem: Sinon quotannis, tamen certis modis de conditionibus, pu-
3ta quociescunque Imperator aliquam Ciritatem cransit, velinsredi-
33tur; cujusratione _ ineuitu. non lunt liberae, Led meré d proprié
3 Imperiales. Veras ergo d genminas caulas difterencix hujus, sibi vi
deri concludit; quod proprie e per excellentia liberx Caricates sint.
_ ita loleant nominati, quae lingularia e insignia privilesia a Cx-
Par: Majest. antiguicus impetrata a cocelsa, aut ejus probatas habeat
causas: quod. nempe d communibus Imperii collectis exempex sint
atque liberata.
6. Atveroue certum habecur liberas Imperii Ciritates, liberio.
res excitille alijs simpliciter Imperialibus dictis: Ita illud COItrOVeI
cicur Colum, unde liberior immunitas illa delcendat, qu’are occa-
Sione lumpleric an lam atque originationem: Ec li cuiid quod lupro
nam. 4. relacum a me fuie, Latistaciat minus: ei suogero d aliam à Bea-
CoRhenano lib. 2. Rer. Germanic. tit. Cermanicum Regnum, mihi folio
F29. Prodicam rationem (cui etiam Rnriander en Annal. Proverorum
part. 13. actipulari videtur e quoque Chifletius, parr. L. Cap. 5I. Vete.
rescirium Veloncinentium cabulas, consentire aic) Roit ibi Rhe.
ManS, deImperij a Franco. Callis in Germanos translatione, d ita
cribit: Ouum haec heri viderent, Ciricates quadam in Callijs quae
i non serriebant, sedtantum certis conditionibus aonolcebant Fran-
3Cos; de quarum numeropraecipua Fuit Arclas, cum circumjacenti.
bus oppidis, Generaad Lacum Lemannum, in Sequanis Velontio
o Tullum in Lcucis, in Nerriis Fornacum, d similes, dec. ad Germa-
nicum Imperium respicere caeperunt, sic ux libertatis compotes per.
manture. Nam complulculae Ciricates Romanis Prafectis ula, Vi.
3 logotthis se Burgundionibus perrinacissme resticerunt; ut bonico.
isTulerent Barbari, quod certis pactis ex Faederibus cas obnorias habe-
3Fent. Sic e DcuceruS, in Chion. lib. 5. dicie, Imperiales. Ciricates
immunitatibus inter Cele dissimiles else, cd quod veteri Romano
Christoph. mosc alix municipiorum, alia lociarum Ciritatum gaudeant jure.
ehman . + Sed. nec improbabile esle ridetur, quod alii pertendunt; Imperato-
Les Regesque Ciermanico-Romanos, eas ab initio Ciritatespro libe.
sis simul e Imperialibusagnoritle, quae jam sub imperio Francaeu
faciem
cap. 31. 4. C