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# Title: [Dissertatio De Comitibus Et Baronibus, Imperii Germanico-Romani] Dissertatio De Comitibus Et Baronibvs, Imperii Germanico-Romani (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 0,1, Stück 8; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 0,1)
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reniquod. Trebraei enim nonnunquam, es usitatissime Chaldaei at que Sy.
elt generare ri, = (Bar) profilio utuntur. In de que sunt nomina quaedam
derirar: nec
Hebr. ablu-propria, in Nove Testamento: Simon Bar Fonai Matthaei C. 16.
dic p VerL. 17. pro quo habetur Johannis cap. T. VerL. 43. Simon
crearit. Silius Jona. Bartholomens filius Ptolomai Bartimaus, filius Ti
Val. Schina-: 22. Idemque judicium esto, de Barrabas, Bornabas, Bariesus,
ter. LL exic. Barsabas. Et huc pertinet quod scribit C aspar W aserus, in
pencasl. cc. COmenc. adMichridarem Crelneri FOl. LI5. Orta Baro-
Commet.  LaS vox videtur a Tlebraea Bar; purum vel mundum: ut Baro
Prior. ad ce  qui vel ortupurus ac mundus, hoc est, nulla Ins duoreieias
Te dideE ft ElEpozercias labe conspersus est. relpurus ac mundusone-
comer. 1 cum militarium respectu; put a ab eis exemptus atque immu-
Poue. C. Snis. Alludit quoque ad Baronis nomen, alia Tlebraicaradix
(SChindler in Lexic.) y (Para) liber, seu vacnus fuit, aut
transitive liberavit. Ex eo Pharaones.  Cyptii Reges, itana
Coxli nominabantur: quasiprae subditis liberi Es legum vin-
culis (oluti. Idque aptissimum est nomen Monarcharum; ita
ut Pharao, fo sepho teste. Regem significarit veteri . cyptiorum
lingua: alioqui sinculi Pharaones Esypti nomina sua propria.
babuere.. Et nempe qui tempore Abraham exat, dicebatur
Turis; is qui tempore Josephi, Ream; Es is qui inrubromari
submersus, lalima: Teremiairem cap. 44. mentio sit Pbarao-
nis Hlophra, C5 ibid. Cap. 46. Pharaonis Necho, sive clau-
di. Et sic apud veteres Germanos, Baren, seu Barones (etiam
Ber, (5 Bero invenitur) dici caeperunt liberi Domini (hodie
Frenherien) quorum majores nullum unquam servitium
Terriissent: aut ut Cindenbrocius, in Glollar. verb. Barus
ait; Tomines Rerii, sive qui hominium Resi debent (quo for-
san intuitu sidorus. lib. 9. Oris. Cap. 4. Barones eos. vocat
qui serviunt accepta mercede.) Et bi proprie Nobileserant:
unde etiam olim Franco. Calli, orande Baronic, promulti-
tudine nobilium sumebant: Nicod, au grand Dictionai-
en verbe Barom. Paschalius, libr. 4. COTOnar. Cap. 4.
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