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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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TN TER GENTES, ParSI. 15
S E C X. VI
DeScatuincer eosquibulcum
Bellum cl.
Staeus inter eos quibuscum Bellum est, est Condirio
inter ipsos. quae ad imperium militare refertur,
quod est Dominationis, Praepotentiae  Patro-
cinii militaris. vel Condicio cum aliis ex qua
alii enimici, alii Rostes habentur.
1. A D Communionem inter gentes
LL spectat, non solum Reximen, vel
Imperium Cirile cui sponre. _ ultro
populi se subjiciune. sed etiam Militare.
quodri, de ormis, se ricium, et armorum
incuitu comparatur, quale est primum
Imperium Dominationis, qua populi, a
genres per rictoriam in serriturem reda-
etae sune, quale fuie primum imperium
Alaticum, Quod Aristoteles qui ACIX PO.
pulospro Borbarishobuic. Barbaricum
vocat, oerur deononxlu resimen herile,
cui Alix incolx pro moribus innaris li-
bencius quam Crxci. X Furopae se sub-
micune. Ejusinicium ad Ninum refertur.
Dequo Justinus. Temporibus, inquie.
anciquioribus. Reges longinqua, non
finiri