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nachrheilius segn. FE Caxolus LV. Imp. in A ur. BuII. cIC. 4. 5. Fn. Primum vero
porum Rex Bohemia: quemtamen sub Recalicorona, iuxta privileeiorum Regni sui conti-
nentiam, nisi libera voluntate voluerit, non renebitur ministrare. Denique Ruper-
cus Palacinus, eaecerique S. Rom. Imperii Electores, in Declaratione Mc-
diomaericibus in Coniciis anRO M CCCLVL. PronunCiaEa, S. 4. Quodque pra.
fatus Seren ssimus Princeps, Dominus Rex Bohemia. S. Rom. Imperii archiincerna con-
sistis: at Archipincernatus officium coram imperatore vel Rege Romano, in solemnibus
Curiis sub Corona Recali exercere non debet, neque tenetur ad hoc, nisi velit facere sponta
nea voluntate. Porerit ramen iuxta beneplacitum in praesentia imperatoris vel kegis RO.
manorum, dum solemnis Curia huiusmodi celebrari conricerit, procedendo. sedendo, vel
stando Regalem celare Coronam, sicut hoc serenissimorum Principum, Dominorum R e-
cum Boemia, progenitorum ex praedecessorum ipsus, consuetudo laudabilis abolimnoscitur
observasse. Cujus consuecudinis exempla nobis exhribent Actus electionis
ecoronacionis F ordinandi L. Imp. Colonix anno 153 I. Masimiliani I L. Fr2-
cotordix anno 1562. Rudolpti II. RarisponX anno 1575. Marchix l. anno
1612. _ Ferdinandi II. anno 2619. peractx; quorum duos postremos ipho-
culis noctris vidimus sub C. orona Regali Bohemica eam ad electionem,
quam coronationem publice procedere.
alludin quaestion.) de qua Buxdorssius ad Aur. Bull. cap. 4. concl. 51. Cluren in Syllos. rer. quorid.
cap. 24. lir. e. Vilcherus de Flect. Regis C Imp. Rom. concl. +0. n. 46. Griesteim de S. Rom. C er -
man. Imperio dissert. 4. conclus. 46. libero id omnes R egis arbierio relinquences.
Alberdus L. ImP. apud FTagCcium in Chron. Boh. part. L. annO 1299.
Kupercus Calarinus) in C onstirur. Imperia l. Lom. 2. anno 1356. f0l. 91. CC W oldus de S. Pom. ImP.
Sepremuir. cap. 9. fol. 153.
aetus elect. C coronat. ) quoscelacostrabes in Polleic. Im perial. part. L. nie en on in solitiscts .B
Relchohandelio part. 1.
5. Non isitur audiendus C ancellarius L OIOMIENMS, aUI PUICAE LCSCII
Bohemix id habere ex speciali prinilesio, veposemunus suum obircha-
bens Coronamin capice. Nec enim habet ex vilopriuilesio, scd politum
estinmero cius arbierio ac liberrima voluntate.
Cancellarius Coloniens. ) Flareman. Maurus in tract. de Coronat. Caroll V. Imp. _ Fre herusit
Koris ad Andlarr lib. 2. de  mp. RoM. Ca p. 16.
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