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# Title: [Tractatus Iuris Publici De Vera Et Varia Ratione Status Germaniae Modernae] Tractatus Iuris Publici De Vera Et Varia Ratione Status Germaniæ Modernæ (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 77)
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DESTATU GERMANTRIATRIMSECO, 77
lior. Cum icaque in Ludorico IV. Im
peracore dehriser Carolina Cirps, caque
proprer Cumma rerum ad Imperatorem
nova tamilia, nempe ad Conradum. I.
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etiam verolmilicer. Imperatoria porestas
novislesibus, e Capiculationum, ucle-
quior acas rocarie, quasi cancellis cir-
cum leribii Esicmihiridetur, poltCaroli-
nos tuille gradus, auctoriraris Ordinum
constabiliendae, Fermeprimus, uc eriam
nonnulli Auchores circa illa tempora
conjectane, nam quanquam ancea quoqu
in eopeccarum esse dicipotsu, quodIm
peratoresnimis magnas Prorinciascom
milerine eidem diucius quam ex praece
peisPolicicorum regendas, uc Ordinessi-
re Proceres Imperii mox post Ludori
cum Pium, erictas erexisse videri queant,
ac etiam Carolum Crassum Imperaco-
rem. Colio dejecerine, camen contidenrius
illudidem, CxerCETCBOTUCFUNEEnC, Cum
in Imperacoris (ceperum non niss certis
Lesibusconsenlexune.
Caecerum remansir penes Imperato.
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