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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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ribusneporem suum Borphesium subgrandem locupleremque
reddat, mira retere Nicol. de Morbais, en la supplicat. surles
causes d’assemblerun Concile. fol. mihi 266. exc. EF idem fol. 27 4. lcri.
Bic: Due Paul V. toutes e quantestois, qu’il créc des Cardi-
naulx, ne se proposse autre fin, ne rile à aucun autre buc; qu’a
la chair, à l’arancement de Pon badaut de Neveu, à l’or ec ar-
gent. _c. Fuc perrinct apophcheom. Cardinalis Perri Croncales
deMendoza: Ouc cl linage, dondenonvia corona, guénunca
medrara. Floresta Epagnota part. I. Cap. 2. num. 1I. (6) Mutationes
semper luntmeruendae. ec omnis murario occalio est prompris.
limacurbarum. Lean. de Marnix. sect. 4. resol. 6. AEverO In SUICCCI
Torio Regno, perperuum quali est imperium unius. (7) Facili-
us Subditorummores corripicheredicarius Princeps, quam ele-
Ctus. Frajan. Boccalini. libr. L. Cap. 80. d. Parnasso. (8; Tatus qui est
Princeps, liaut opus haber adlciciria repurarione, Barbaricoque
Foltu, quibus le efcrar inter luo5. Sicque Callix Rexes supra
modum tamiliares, non necesse habenemeruere concemprio.
nem; quam utpore prohibergenus acque NVacura. vid. auctorem
Politisi Thesauri, part. 1. relat. diFrancia, Sol. mihi 182. 5. Turti questi
rispetti.
PFOELECFFOBEprOPVOnare videtur: (1) quidablonum
elle videtur, uni alicui dare omnem ablolutam que poreltarem;
idque exna(cendi Corre. Licentiam erenim habere omnia :x ani-
milui sententiaagen di loquendigue, id quidem si inhomine la-
piente spectaveris, esse caullam publice Felicitaris invenies; sin
vero in ltulco, communis perniciei. Ideoque qui eam potesta
temhominiindiono auc incapaci concedic, infanti Ccilicerille
auc insano pladium porrisit: qui aurem prudenti eam cribuit,
hoc etheit, uris omnibus, ipsi(que adeo Facuis nec volentibus,
adferat lalurem. Dion. lib. 52. fol. mihi 472. (2) Hleroumhlii, plu-
resproprer caullas, plerunque lunenoxx. vid. Richrerum, axiom.
hist. 112. 8 eund. axiom. aeconom. 15. ac seg. Christoph. Scurzium, libr. d.
Imperio Germanor. Cap. 17. num. 3. ex mulris seqq. Christian. Matthiam
Dimmars. amicum meumhonorandum. Collez. Frhic. 3. Disputat. 5. dis-
quis. 2. Duin dc a curiolis obtervarum reperimus; Pamiliarum
Felicem Ctacum, raro ultratrinepores durare. Richter. axiom. De-
conom. 21. FF quo que proxcer Parencum magnorum. (cclera terd
magnai