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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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DE I u V E C 10
5. An in bello publico provocatus ad
Duellum. privatae amiciriae causa
declinare posir 3
Omanis contra Campanos ob de
 fectionem bellum gerentibus, B2.
dius Campanus, qui T. Onincio Crispi
nohospes erat pertamiliaris, apud quem
Badius ante defectionem, liberaliter, co-
micerque curaeusfuerat, prooreslus ante
stationes, erocari Crispinum justic; quod
ubi Crispino estenunciarum, ratuscollo-
quium amicum ac tamiliare quaeri, in2
nence memoria, etiam in dissidio publi-
corum Coederum, privati juris, paulum
a exteris proceltit. Potquam in conspe.
ctu renere, Prorocore, inguitsadius;
ad puonam Crispine: Conscendamus
equos, summotisque aliis, urer bello me
Sior sIc, decernamus. Ad ea Crispinus,
nec libi, nec illi ait Hostes deesse, in qui
busvirtutem ostendane, se ab eo etiamli
in acie occurrat, declinacurum, ne hospi
tali cxde dextram riolet, convertusque
abibac; Enimvero terociuscum Campa-
nus increpare, malitiam ionaviamque.
ad se diona probra in insontem jacCie,
hrospitalem holtem appellans; simulan-
tenque
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