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48.
Discursus Politici
a luspicionenovorum munerum levatos, alacres agere, luaqz
Bona olcentare, ac denigue Principis vitam votis suxpliciisque
expetere: apopnthesma fuit AIphonsi, NcapOI. ResiS. Pa-
norm lib. 2. n. 16. Certe obgraviora Imperia Fribucorum, di
midium Rconi a fudex Resedefeci Ccimus. I. ReG. 3. Cap. 12.
Ft ubique occurrunt exempla alia, multarum hanc proprer
caultam exorearum seditionum. H2c de caulsa Aquiraniam
amilerunt anoli. Froissart. vol. 1. 6. 246. Tempore Caroli V.
Calliarum Regis, eadem occatione, totus Occidens fuit in
RemiS. Bernard de Cirard. tom. 2. de l’hnstoir. de France, lib. 16.
f. 340. Non delunt exempla in hoc Ducatu. Crusius, annal.
20. part. 3. cap. 4. DcRegibus Callix dicitur, quod lint Reges
beltiarum, aliihominum; propter impolitiones et aliaoncia,
quibus Subditos onerare (olent. Cominae. lib. 5. 6. Ult. fol. 472.
Sednon omnes sationes eius luntnaturae: nec hoc lemperae
quo ammo tulerunt ip(i Cralli. In ognicola e obligato il Subdi-
to. a deliderare il Prencipe buono, et a tollerare il reo: altri-
menti si contonderebbe ad ogni hora lo Stato del Mondo.
Nondere pero il Prencipe aftidato in quest obligo de luoi, di-
menticarsi del debito ch cgliha: perche pochi Subditi siun-
sono d lipertettogrado d’Obbedienza; ec turtihanno questa
Fermacredenza, cheil ferro, la la vera medicina del Prencipe
non buono. Thesoro polit. r. fol. m. 19. e7 seq. C ontratinem _
Politiarum nacuram cst, si ita Tributa imperentur ur Servis.
omnelque reddantur cgeni: nec enim, ubi omnes pauperes
Tunc, Ciritas consiltit. Non vera mihi videtur sententia Cx-
Paris Calb2, qui dicere Colebat: nullos hominesminus meru-
endos esse, quam qui de lolovictu cegitarent. IInde _ Dio-
nylius Siraculanus, noluit aliquid exigere ab iis, qui vacuico
ram exactoribus cantabant. Plutarch. axophthermat. Tan-
dem subiungerelubet, aurea verba Bernhardi de Curard, tom. 2.
de l’histoir. de France. lib. 18. fol. 509. C CAmalFair auxgens de
rObBClOnSUE, quilS MeTEMOMATENEAuX Princes l iniquire e
l’in-