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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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Fibri TII. Disseriatio IV.
TICu aliis e fure Camerali, Princeps minor regens, pro
majore habetur; potestquein jus etiam vocari, propter Con
siliariosnempe, ex quorum consilio omnia agere cenletur: de
qui ideo, quod minuit aetas, consilii pleniturine supplento
Porelttamen reltitui, (i fueritlalus. Amplissimus Rutg. Ruland.
fautor mihi singularis. decil. jur. Controvers. 5.
4.
Ture fere gentium communi, Reges non esse delmunt
durante qui Imperio, mente similire vitio capiuntur. aroum.
V. 20. f. destat. homin. Ouod ec obrinet in Feudis. Posenthab.
CaD. 7. Conclu s. 27. num. 13. DM. D. elebst. Disputat. Seud. Thes. 28.
Ita Judex aue Magistratus qui furere caepit, licetnove judex
Crearinon polE; l. cum praetor. 12. 5. 2. d. Judic. l. T. 5. 5. de po-
suland. recerem tamen retinet auctoritarem. l. Judex. 46. d.
pudiciis. Ratio differentiae inter acquisitionem et retentio.
nem, in eo conlistic: quia ibi animus requiritur, qui hic abesse
Potelt. arcum. l. 17. 5. r. de acquirend. possess. Sicque cum Saul
Rex lilraelis, in furorem incidisset; Regnotamen minimetuit
priratus. Sic quoque Ozia Rese fudae, Elephantiati laboran-
te; non Regnum, Ced Reoni administrationem capit Filius
Tonathanus. 2. Chronic. 26. Ita e in Calliisfactum, cum Clo.
doraus secundus, in morbum animi incidisset. Ft posted
cum Carolus s. magno incendii metu perculsus, furioluse.
valINet. ut Cuaenin. testatur, ex rerum Callicarum alii Scri-
PtOreS.
Rese autem Regere impedito. Regni resimen ad Pri.
mogenitum pertinere luojure, utpropriarei; etiam Regein-
vito, scu quamris is prius aliter dispoluisset: nechocincalu
Papam, aut Status, seu corpus civile, alium Primegenito
Coadjurorem posse dare, multis probat Johan. de Rubea
Terra tractat. de jur. Successor. Keeni Call. tract. I. artib. 4. eg
tract. 2. artic. T. F contra per eres Scatus, Rconum fuit guber.
natum, Johanne Callia Rcsc, in Anslia capriroexistentc. Jeh.
Froissart. IOm, T. Cap. 170, p Vid. CH1d. 6. seg.