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# Title: [Christophori Besoldi, IC. Dissertationum Nomicopoliticarum Libri III. Ubi De Successione Quae Regni Fit Iure; Et Electione Regia, disseritur potissimum] Christophori Besoldi, IC. Dissertationum Nomicopoliticarum Libri III. Vbi De Svccessione Quæ Regni Fit Iure; Et Electione Regia, disseritur potissimum (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 0,1, Stück 1; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 0,1)
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Recia Successionis (s Electionis
VII.. Inde etiam Regnum ita moderatius videtur; ciims
necinnutriti sint porentiae, ex ex ed superbia assumpti Princii
Pes, Reces quemadmodum quinaicuntur ec a RCsibUS. Ou0
rum Frequentinsingenia; insicam proprer in (olentiam, inlitu:
tionem nonadmictunt: luaque orisine indionum quidpiaur
sepati existimane, vilioris quod hominis sabiiciuntur disciplis
na. Scupris e adulteriis Ailios Principis agunt; noen se
demque Regis, nondum ad curas intenti accipiunt. Farit. 45.
histor.
TIX. Ouoque coronam qui se guaesivisse novit, l’egno
cuituit adoptatus, magis se oblisatum agnocet: econtra Suc.
celtionis qui beneficio imperium consecuti sunt, nihil fere:
Deo, nihil Cortuna, nihil voluntari ex subditorum voto, ninit:
aliorum hominum tribuunt Cutrasiis; sed quicquid ett, iiluct.
omne in se e luis viribus policum esse arbitrantur: Cur que
2lui generisfactisio; omnem Majeltaris splendorem procede
re libiperlualum habeont; eo Facile solent devenireintolentia
uc quicquid intea suam Fortunam est, vilissimam quali rem
mancipitractene:
IX. Sordidum ac serrile prortus est; unius familix s PO,
pulus quasihereditas sit: d sic Remp. Senatum, Populumque
ut rillulam Cuam, uc colonos suos. utterros suos a Principere.
lingui. Loco libertaris esse quodeligi caperintImperatores,
rire concludit Seroius CaIBa. Facit. 2. histor. Flectioque
liberioribus semper populis retenta Fuit, et copia virorum.
quibus spperebat Imperiali oncri ferendo non imparium:
LL.. In Reono Flectiro, morte consumpro Imperatorei
Rcip. omni ex parte lubreniendi, norum Regem quibus expe.
dic pactis constringendi: ac tunc de Principe deturrcto absque
meti loquendi revirilcie libertas; nec inde hiltorix veracioris
duce detraudaturpoltenitas. Delecti succestoris prima ferecura
et anrecesoris perperaactarescimdendo; chauicarem sibi con.
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