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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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187
Et inde Carcli VI. Galliarum Regisfiliusunicus, a Patre, R C.
enique consilio, Succestione indignusjudicatus, ad Mucro-
nem sladii lui Colemniter provocavit; hancque prorocario.
nem, authore Deo, ec Duce puella quadam Lotharinga Fa-
mosissima (Johanna Darc) Felici exerenit (uecesu. Cirard hisi.
deFrance. libr. 21. fol. 716. Dn. Praeses. Disputat. Nomicopolit.
lib. 1. diss. 2. numer. 14. Adde nuperum Johannis Fcordaltracta-
tum sincularem, pontimussi editum; quo dictae puella innocen-
tiam (ab Anglis et enim ea Roromaciienis supplicio affectafuit)
a calumniis vindicare conatur.
29. Neque metus aliguis licet subsit, ne mortuo Princi-
De, de Regno controvertia suboriatur; cam dum rivit, det-
nire porest Princeps: qui successorianemve obsantelegC, dC
Regno(tanquam bono, ut lequuntur JCti, aRecto) non ul-
lum disponendi jus habet. Oudratione, cum Flenricusulti-
mus Lusitania Rex, e subernateres, ec insuper aliquot judi-
ces nominaset: illi ur eo vitam ponenteimperarene; liivero
sententiam ut ferrent in causa successionis, ipse l Forre litc
pendente moreretur: nullarenus Henrici Jurisdictionem a-
snolcere voluit Hlilpaniae Rex Philippus. Iaqueproinsigniei-
rorehabebant Hilpani: quippe quodRexisnoraret, POtcE.
tem Regiam un à exlpirare cum vita. Conestacius de Portucal
conjunct. cum Regno Castell. libr. 3.
30. Verumenimvero, quamvisnec exmasndingraritu.
dinis causa, filius, vel proximus heres, eo privari pol.rRC-
ono, surchereditario quodnon detertur: eadenitereratione,
qua tories exheredationem in feudis non nocere tilio dicunt,
quotiesillud sinc hereditare patris aNequi poteR. post Clarum,
Borcholt. de Feudis. Cap. 7. num. 2T. Zascus parr. 8. num. 8. YVi-
hilominus tamen, non prohibitum est Principi, exlese Cuc.
cellorem, quimente captus, prodisus, vel aliter adimperan-
dumnon idoneus est, a Succeltione removere, e quem Deus
extollit (Ordinibusnon inviris) praeterre. Firaquell. de Primo.
genit