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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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LN ZER OEHTES, ParSII. 1IL
S E C X. L.
De Tudicio inter Gentes e de
Ouastionibus Pacis.
Iudicium inter Gentes est quo de Controversiis inter
ipsas earumve subditosstatnicur, utpote L. cum
cercos Judices habent: 2. Cum in Arbitros com-
promittunt: 3. Cum ratione loci judicium su-
bennt: 4. Cum Prndentes deiis censuras ferunt.
z Raeter Tudicium Belli, cujus an-
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s cipiti a luctuolo crentu Con-
 Frorerlix incer Principes ec PO-
 pulos qui superiorem non ha-
bCHE, AE PlUTIMUIM CCFINANEUE, T. ali
quando populi ricini quancumris liberi
ad liresinter se dirimendas certos fudices
habene, qualesinter Amphictionas, (e-
prem scilicet celebres Oraecia urbes, qux
aliastere omnes in societarem pextraxe
runc, Judices erane, quos Mirios appella.
bane, qui in Conrentibus in quibus o.
mnium Legaci interesse Colebant, de re-
bus e caulis inter iplos contingentibs.
decernebane, cujus Fribunalis canca fuit
duchoritas, ucipsi Diisua jurgia ad Am-
Phictionas retulisse dicantur. Er in Callia
ejusmodiconreneus habitos fuisse scribie
Caesar,