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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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DF I U D E CT X
quod Polybii judicium, e Centilis, a Gro-
tius probanE.
Vide Polybium, lib. 16. Gentilem lib. 3. C. 15.
Grotium, lib. 3. cap. 20. 8. 45.
22. An qui novis copiis supervenientibus
cesserint, victi censendi sint?
DOct puonam navalem, quae ut Tha
cydides (cribie, maxima omnium, quae
Craeci cum Cracis interceserat, utrinque
victoria vindicabatur: Corinehii quod
Corcrexos ad noctem ulque praelio lu-
verallene, depressis navibus circirer se-
peuaginta, captiros non minus quam mil
lehabuerine, nautrasia plura, mortuos-
que receperint, troplixa Ratuerunt: COr-
crexi autem quoderiginta Ferenares C0.
rinchiorum corrupissent; alixque Ache
niensibus superrenientibus cessim cunres
puonam derrectarerint, ipslque nautra-
eia circa, mortuolque colligendi poresta
temtecerint, ob ea etiam troplaeum Aa
tuerune; itaque, utrique inquit, interpre-
tabantur se viciste, Corcrraei vero sine
caula, uri censet Crorius, leum Corinthii
Foelicius, contra ipsos puonassent, _c non
Corerrais led Acheniensibus cesserint.
Vide Thucydidem, lib. 1. Grotium, lib. 3. C20.
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