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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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PN ZFR OEN FES, ParSTI. 360
Parricidialem immani supplicio ultus est.
Defacto Scaerola alirer censet Crorius,
in quo ipse Porseno nihil agnovie, nisi rie-
tures Distinguictamen inter eos quicum
talia nggrediuncur, nullo fidei rinculo
actringuntur, ut subdici in Regem, vactali
in Dominum. Mlilices in cum cui mili
TAnE. AC de his percussoribus quorum
Facto pertidiainest, aliter censendum nie,
Neque enim iplitantum contra jus gen
tium Faciune, Sed _ qui eorum operau-
EuntUE.
Vide Centilem, lib. 2. cap. 5. Grotium lib. 3
cap. 1. num. 18.
7. An hostium superstitione ad eorum peri.
culum aburi liceat 2
DETilippus Macedonia R exmilices (u00
a
pugnaturos contra Phocenses lauro
coronarit, quod Phocenses, templum
Apollinis spoliaene. Sc itaque ad aspe-
Cum Frondis ejus Dei ECFPerenEUE, quod
erenie; Nam tersa illico obrerterune, de
easi incruentam Regi rictoriam cradi
derune. Sic caprum in Epiro oppidum
inexpuonabile perhibetur, cum peodi-
cor illic mersillet in puteo, qui Polus
pocum praebebae, canem, quod Pexsidia-
rii milites Graca superstirioni addicti,
citins