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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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5C
Discursus Poliriei
vellent, idem illud argentum elocavit. Aristot. 2. Deco-
nom. Lcuconpecuunsindisens; (lippiam in pecunia
mutanda estimitatus. led cautius. Niam promulgavit
utait Polyaenus, 6. stratazem.) Sc aliam monetam per-
cucturum, e ita adterret quilibet luos Numos, ut aliô
Forma exculi valerent. nibus omne quicquid ha-
berent ferentibus; aliud signum imprelsie, dupli-
cia pretio ele unuimquem que llumum iulsit. Quare
dimidiam partem eorum quae collegerat, lucratus ete
e neminem Cirium damno actecit. Romani Punico
Bello, cum impenlis Respublicanon lufticeret, librx
Eris pondere imminuto, quinque partes lucritece
xunt, ulque alienum solverent. Pl.n. lib. 33. C. 3. V. Bor-
nit. B. lib. 6. Cap. 6. (9 seq.
Sedhocrix ficsine incommodo e injuria Subditorum.
Indc apud Navarrenos, Rex cum inausuratur, inter alia ju-
rat; Cenonnili una vice Numum mutarurum. eistoir. de Na-
varre. a princ. Ft judicant lic prudenristimi quique Viri, ma.
enarum mutationum in Rebuspublicis praelosia esse, insoli-
eam iltam Monetae murationem, ee auementationem, quae
hodie animadvertitur. Keckerm. I. Polit. Cap. 27. fol. 330. Ni.
colaus Orelmius, et Cabricletiam Biel, de origine ee porecta-
ce, necnon demutatione Monetarum, Cingulares scriplerune
tractatus; a Marq. Frehero, Cuo de re Monecaria discursuiad-
nexos: ubiillud dubium proponitur; an Princepspossitha-
bereluerum ex Moneta, constituendomajorem ejusvalorem,
quamrevera materia valer: Etrespondent; quodinunotan-
tum calu Princeps Donsi quaerere luerum ex Moneta: nempe
quando lublidio pro detensione Rcipublica eget. Hlacquee:
ciam dere, srarirer ec operose dispurat Joh. Mariana, 3. de Re-