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# Title: [Christophori Besoldi, IC. De Aerario Publico Discursus] Christophori Besoldi, JC. De Ærario Pvblico Discursus (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 0,1, Stück 11; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 0,1)
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Discursus Politici
Ararii _ Domanii rario exictit. In Purcia, Frarium exDo
nariis fere constat; quae ab aliis Principibus, poristimum Chri-
Cianis, tum ex a luis Subditis acque Serris Imperatori conte.
runtur: nemini enim vacuis quod dicitur manibus, in iplius
conspectum venire coceditur. Magnificentiae id cribuunt.
quodimmenlam secum trahie uclitatem. Lazar. Soranzius.
Cap. 47. Achill. Traduccins, in Turea Trincibili, fol. 238. ex seq.
Cavail Signore cento sessanta milo Ccudi ditributi, ex penlioni
didiverli P, encipi, ait auctor Thelauripolitici, part. 1. relatio
ne di Constantinpol. fol. m. 12.2. Ca que dona exalco ac lublimi
loco, omnibuspectancibus explicari jubet, quasi Pributa lub.
ditorum. Bodin. 6. d. Rep. cap. 2. num. 64F. In Turciaiticem
quihabirant Chrictiani, vel Judeei, omnes Pributa (olvunt; e
contra Lese Mahumerana est caurum, ne a Mulumanisullum
Fributum exisarur. Pierre Bellon, libr. 3. Sui ltinerarii. Cap. 28.
Traduccius. fol. m. 239.
2.. SicX Ararium Romanum, exholtium spoliis, ee de-
victorum constabat Tributis. Pametli enim Milicibus, hocti.
um Elrbes ricaptas diripere Fas crat; Publica tamen. Pecunia
in Ararium inferebantur. _t cum EIrbes dederentur, aut pa-
ctione sponsionere Factâ, Decunia promitteretur, nil praeeter
Cipendium reterebat Miles: nisitanta Pecunia viscsset, utsti-
pendium propter coregiam milicum vireutem duplicandum
videretur. Badin. 6. d. Repub. Cap. 2. num. 643. Arnisa. 2. Policio.
cap. 5. fol. 564. Crc. Romaniitem, vietis Populis et agri parte
muitaris, Colonias. egentium ac tenuium Cirium mittere
conluererunt, ec cam agri partem illis assignare: ex quoincre.
dibilistum utilitas, tum sloria. Imperio, nominique Roma-
noaccedebat. quodlate exe quitur Bodinus d. cap. 2. num. 644.
ica vtnulla extraordinaria collatione tuerit opus, ulque ad Bel.
lum Civile. Vid Plutarch. in demyl. num. 19. TonC etiam CX.
Cr, Thelauros a nemine adillum diem tactos Milicibusrapere
concer. IInde Lucanuslib. 3..
THNE