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# Title: [Exercitatio Academica De Duellis] Exercitatio Academica De Dvellis (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 41, Stück 11; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 41)
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dis: ec quidem (1) pro dimicatione lingulari animi oxa
ria insticura, quae hactiludium sive Forneamentum ro.
Cari consuevie (FF) pro dimicacione duorum leria. FF
hoc posteriori senlu duellum dividicur in publicum dt
priracum. Publicum cs, quod autoritate Majectaris ci
vilis publicae ucilitaris gracia luscipirur: quale tuic inter
Daridem de Coliathum; inter ter seminos tratres FTO-
rarios et Curiacios, inter Ducem Callorum de Va-
lerium Corvinum, inter alium Gallum ac Porqua-
cur; _ inter tredecim Italos de totidem Callos, de qui-
bus _ plurimis aliis legendi sune historiarum (cripto-
res. Dubolicum aurem duellum iterum a nonnullis
dispelcitur in decretorium e prolusorium: prolulo-
rium icem in ausurale d reale: de quibus publici du-
elli generibus copiolius asere insticuri neihaut cst.
VII. Priracum Duellum icidem non csunius sc
neris: aliud enim estiudiciale, aliud extrajudiciale; qui-
bus nonnulli addune duellum neceltarium, idque ro-
canc, quod quis ob detentionem luirerum que luarum de
ad injustam invatoris vim provullandam lubit, quando
scilicet judicis nulla suppetit copia. Et hoc licitum
omnique jure permissum est: quod enim quisque ob tu-
relam corporislui teciu, hoc jure fecilse eziltimatur. I. 2
de Justit. e Jure. Ec Cicero proMilone: non haec sori-
pra, sed nata lex est; quam non didicimus, acceximus; legi-
mus, verum ex ipsa nacura arripuimus, hausimus; expressi-
mus: ad quam non docti, sed factis non insticuri, se d imburi
sumus, ut si vica nostra in aliquam vum incidisset: omnis ho-
nestarario esset expediendae saluris. Fenomnullis interjectis:
hoc ex rario doctis ex necessitas barbaris ee mos centilibue
e feris ipsa narura praescripsit, ut omnium semper vim
quacunque ope possent, a corpore ex vita propulsarent.
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