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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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eundem immerirum derestiant. Cum quippe imperandi jus,
Aaculque Forma, non Electio vel Succestio, de removendo
Principe quando agitur, sic indaganda. Nec icem adprobare
queo, quod ibid. dicic ArnilauS, num. 40. ex 45. In Dominatu
necessario succedi; Regnum aurem indifferens esse ad Flectio-
nem ex Successionem. Dominatum e Prrannides, nec Ctare
possenec propogari, nisi in heredestransm ictantur: imo eo-
rum naturx Electionem repugnare, eec. Eccamen Mamelucis
Aorpcum occupantes, dominiceque inibi imperirantes, Filios
inelectionenovorum sulcanorum exclusere semper. Ac cum
Mlatiomeres Cactiber filius, contra Regni Leges, invaderet
Regnum, toc exdes inde sunt lequutae; urnisi ad Camplonem
Caurium, prisco insticuro ir perium fuisset devolutum, rOTuS
Ordo Mamelucorum inreriturus videbatur. Casp. Peucerus, Ub. 5.
Chron. in Selym.
3. AC qua sc praeferenda, Electione, an Successio: di-
Scextatio estadmodum verusta. Fit quidem pro Electione (une
rationes. (unt exempla: Principarumquenon Censuinidcbe.
ri, ledmeritis X inuriliterreonare, R ex qui nascitur, ec non
meretur; ex Aristorele ccllico. lib. 3. polit. cap. II. Ulius vero
ReonicuiRexnalcitur, conditionem meliorem, pacatiorem
e dieniorem esse, ejus cui eligitur; acerrim c contendunt alii
mulci. Nlessuinatura, Electionem praesantiorem repuTaMIUS:
tirmiorem ex rutiorem Succestionem, in Rcpublicaturbata;
vel ubi non idonei sint Optimmates, idoncum uteligantRe-
Dem. videatur Dom. Prasidis Prodromus, Dispput. Nomicopolit.
de Success. et Flect.
(1) Successionem in primis commendare videtur: quod
Electira pleraque Regna, controversis Electionibustantum
non penicus everta; ad succeltionem, tanquam ad lacram, quod
ajunc. Anchoram randem contuxere sunt coacti. Regiseligen.
di libera poreltas, quam prioribus seculis Sueci habuerunt (d
de qua etiam eorum loquuntur Lexes; à Joh. Messenio nuper
denuo edicx, lib. 2. Cap. 3.) Successioniparum ab similis erar: cum
ferenonnis ex Regia Camilia Principes sumereneur. T0h. Maeni,
Libr. 19. Cap. 10. Olaus Magni, 8. cap. 2. harie Divina providencia, ma-
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