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# Title: [De Iure, Et Imperio Imperialium Civitatum, Dissertatio] De Iure, Et Imperio Imperialivm Civitatum, Dissertatio (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 0,1, Stück 9; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 0,1)
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vitates Regalium esse incapaces. Guippe quemadmodum:
populusliber, etiam in Democratico Scatu, aut in Laocratia;
ipsa plebs, jure optimo habere porest Majestatis Jura; etiamse
ibi Nobiles non sent Imoiienobiles; Nobilibus imperare que
unt: ut in lelvetiis usuvenire videmus. Ita pariter Croitas
superioremrecognoscens; aeque ac Marchior Dux, Comes, (5C.
recalia ut obtineat, impedit nihil. Quae eodem Censu (ed
aliis. rerbis proxonit Ca lpar Kloke, dilpur. de coneri
Buc. ChCL. FO. F+ hoc idem est quod Dauthius. in Flypotyp.
Cect. 4. extruore conatur generalem Principis definitionem,
quae tam Civitates quam Barones; Duces; Comites; (5C. Com
prehendat: quodque supra num: 9. dixi; Principis jura ad
Scribi quoque nis licere, qui Principes non existunt. Nec pato.
investiturae solum vicore, territorii illa fura Principes habe-
re: quipponon omnes Crincipatus Fendales sunt; sed in dubio.
allodiales praesumuntur. Sixein. cract. d. Regalib. libr. I..
cap. 4. num. 63. Ttant iterum concludere possim: Territo-
riihocce fus; Territorio immediate imperatori subjecto inbae
rere: inprimis sipossessores membra imperii, universalisque il
liuspenes omnes Status residentis Majestatis, participes exi
stanto
Cail. 23 0b- I2. Ouinimo si ervitas imperiicerta lece, pacto vel coni.
Terr. SA m. ro ditione, subdita alicui Principi sit: aut in ea Princeps fura
Focersll. CO13
rect. cap. 4. quaedam sincularia (merum puta imperium, vecticalia, sal-
n. 27: d seq: vum conductum; Den ForFF) vel similia) ex praescriptione;
Sixtnus de
Regal. lib. 1. 2 et conventione habere comperiatur: extra eam tamen con-
c. 4. n. 82. ditionem at que jura, isthaec libertate sua, jureqe quod ut impe-
Clutens. In
SyII. Ch. 27.
rii Status habet, placide frui potest: nec ipsum Territorium
lir. c. ad Fn. aliaque Regalia Principis esse censentur. Sic in Gostaria; Dux
Mac: Sceph. Brunsnicen (is, insionia quaedam obtinet jura: licet ea imperii
 1eg.
Civitas libera sit. Ejusmodi quoque conditionis fuit Noriber-
caicum in ea Marehio Branden burcensis, Bureraviatum si-
bradbiie vendicaret: ul (5. Magdebureum, in quo Dux Saxo-
Ba
C.DP. 1, 18. 3l.