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# Title: [De Ordine Equestri Libero, Imperioque Immediate Subiecto, Discursus] De Ordine Eqvestri Libero, Imperioqve Immediate Subjecto, Discursus (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 0,1, Stück 10; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 0,1)
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deripossent; cum ser vorum ordinemomiltant: sed nempe id
fit, quia Liberti non multum supra servos erant; ut Tacitus
altestatur. Fuisse aucem alias eorumstatum a servis distin-
ctum, praeter Taciti Adamique fidem, Leses quoque prisca
Bajuvariorum attestantur: in quibus lecimus: Manumissa,
quam Frilazin vocant. Et alia similia L indenbrocius habet,
in Clossar. verb. Frilazin. Adamus quoque Bremensis; supe-
 rioribus hac continuo subnectit: P. t id Legibus firmatum est,
 ut nullapars in copulandis conjurir, propriae sortis terminos
 transferat; sed nobilis nebilem ducat uxorem, e5 liberlibe
n ram, libertus conjugatur libertae, (s. servus ancillae. Si vero
 quisquamhorum sibi non concruentem, 5 genere prestantio-
 remduxerit uxorem; cum vitae sua damno componat.
3. Caeterum Nobiles, es utinune sermone patrio adpella-
mus, Die Fdellents odex Die Edtens (s ipsa Nobilitas, Der
Qdel; varie olim, pro dialectorum varietate adpellabantur:
Thi adalinge Athalinge, Ethelince. Cadelinge. Edilinee
Fdlince, E5C. Et falli censeo Paulum Diaconum, Ferum L On
sobard. lib. L. C. 2T. Ubi Loncobardorum octo Regibus enume-
 ratis, haec addit: Hiomnes Adalingi fuerunt.. Sic enim apud
 eos, nobilis quaedam prosapia vocabatur. Ouippenon quae
dam tantum apud Loncobardos, sed quaevis familianobilita-
tepraesiileens, (5 etiam apud omneis Germaniae centes, eono-
mine indicit abatur. F. t inde, Adelscalck, ervi Principis, vul-
catissime Nobiles omnes dicebantur: CE. DelEnecht. Linden-
brogius verb. Adel(caIK Ac porro, si cuiminus recte, plau-
sibiliter certe Reiner. Reineccius, in FraCtacuvon DeB  delB
anfanglichem Bertommen , Eol. mihi 144. _ Ccgg. Nobi-
adda les Germanos separat in Grenenonno (Edelenech: ac utros-
qua F90
rrado in  que sequentibus verbis describit. Srenen hacmandle genant)
disterr. de Welehe Die (Bater (o entmeder ihnen selber 1oberiuren (El
Comirib.
Baroit. Tern Du zeiclichem Cehen von den Dbern Perren auffge
num.18. . tragen wahren, nun eigen pren vro erblim einbet ommens
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