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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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Y46 DERATIOHE STATUSC ASAREA
injecie, dum candem, instigationi Ponti.
eis ex illorum qui Imperatori crane ad
verscederet.
Ommindisitur, cateris paribes, ve-
rum manee, la (osab TmPCTAEOTE STaTUS.
ulcerioris oftensa omnem exaggerare
modum, cosrero, quisebeneticiisderin-
ctosmeminisse pollune, non catiri a(pe-
riora concra Imperatorem consilialequi
quamris sele putene, ab COGuataNLeNUS
lalos, sire eciam aliam immucandi animi
caulam praecendere possene. Secundum
remedium conciliandi caroris Scatuum.
est, uc Tmperator omnibus distribuacju.
Sticiam ex aquo, nec sele paciatur abhac
norma dimoreri, ubienimnon est exer-
cicium justicia, nec quisjus luum Impera.
coris parrocinio consequi porest, ibi
etiam rix postune, quinradices agane,
Odium ac livor in TMPCTAEOTCM; aUEC
nim credune Scacus, Imperacorem nO-
duise ipsisjus dicere aur eidem detuisse ri
resuejusticia effectum (uspenderce, pro-
Pcerpocenciam adrerlarii litisancis; quo-
rum uerumque haud obscurum habee
odiumm.