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# Title: [Juris Et Judicii Fecialis, Sive, Juris Inter Gentes, Et Quaestionum de eodem explicatio] Juris Et Judicii Fecialis, Sive, Juris Inter Gentes, Et Quæstionum de eodem explicatio (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 80)
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DR Y a R E
lanensis, Sibinon minus, quam Gallo pla-
cerer, nec minori cudio à se rerinendum.
quam a Callo expecitum duceret. Deni
que in Pace dc delictum est, cum Contra
Faedus cirile aliquid commistum est, ut
cum Cacra ciricas Peloponel, liberta-
rum paerix. ee Pacrorum Caederum im-
memor, Perlis hoctibus contra Graeciam
Tareret. Craciparla victoria, communi
consentu Carpacibus bellum inculerunt, de
viris interfectis, deleca ciritace, matronat
in Territurem abduxerune; et cum AIb2
ni Fidenacibello, ex Faedere in auxilium
missi, inter duosmedii expectarere For
cunam, Tullus Hoctilius qui prodicionis
traudem irritam Fecerar, hoste rictoMe
tium Sufferium rupeorem Faederis inter
duoscurrus relisacum, pernicibus equis
distraxie. Ica etiam Ilicuroa ciricas Hispa.
nix, Romanorum antea amica, quod reli
quias exercicus Scipionis, eo, ur ad amicos
fugientes Poenisprodidiler, a Scipione h
dio expuonata, delerur Funditus, cxe(IS_
mulicribus, ee parrulis.
5. Denique in his delinguendi oravius
eA Periculum, ubi Fides riolatur, auc su
risjurandi Religio contemnitur, nain sea
reest tidem Fallere, quae fucticiae cocius
firmamencum eM, qua non solum Respu
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