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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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De Frario Publico, C. ap. 2.
2
iniulta excogitene tributa, e manus alienis imiiciant
rebus: Vincent Castellan. d. Offic. Rez. libr. 3. Cap. 10. Pa-
en. 400. & quimulta protundie, necesse ettutteré Pon
pulitansuinem exlugat. Johan. Calvinus. ad cap. II. Da
niel. num. 20. Sicque C. C aligula, cus perlualum erats
aut Frugihommem, aut Cxlarem eAe oportere: tan-
dem exhauctus acque egens, ad rapinas animum con-
vertie, rario dexquilicissimocalumniarum d auctio-
num, rectigalium que genere. Sueton. in Vita, Cap. 37. C
seggs. Sicitidem Nero, divitiarum d pecuniae tructum
nonalium pucabat, quam protulionem; a neclaror
endi, nec ablumendi modum tenens: tandem nulliof-
ficium delegarit, utnon adiiceret; Scis quidmihi opus
lic, e hoc agamus, ne quis quicquam habeat. Sueton.
CaP. 30. (532.
Sic ec de Roberto, Horrmanniae Duco, Cuilhielmi Con.
questoris Alio. Ccribit Berntrardus de Crirard, lib. 7. Fol. 584. de l
histoir. de France. Lerevenune lusiloit d la prodionc despenle
qu’il failoir. Pour à la quelle latistaire, il impoloit grandes
cailles lurle Peuple: couctume ordinaire des Princes prodiguess
lequels pour soultenir leurprodigalire, sont contraincts d’exi-
per ex Foullerleur Peuple. Prodisietiam Principes, vivi volunt
esseheredessui, et Reipublica, Subditorumque: et mentem
Hleliosabali habent; cui adhue privato, cum quidamluxum
illius admirans diceret: Nontimes, ne traspauper? Ouid, in-
quic, melius; quam ut iple mihi heres lim, se uxori mexe
Lampridius in vit. Duastamen impiascositationes, in mem-
rem renire Principis Christiani, nunquam est prxsumen
dum.
II. Vicit