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Confersprecanti Caesar: Aujrobais geni
Fistrrus, et noscum Carintbo olaus
Aic Duiritum, id eA. Romanorum, Cilicetimperatorum. Nam de Auso
nidis dikH pro Romanis, scilicet ResibuS _ Imperacoribus. AIIUdiEEHIM
Id ConcrouCLMaM ALOMIS L Locharii, praestanesimorum iuris interpre
cum, coram Heineico V I. Imperatore Bononix dilcepeata, qui lecundum
Locharium, singula Imperacoris esse alserencem, pronunciauic, equore do.
nacum Equestri dignieare cohonestauit. Cuius conerouerlix meminitiple
AZ0 in Summ. Cod. rit. de curisdict. Lacob. Magnus in sopholoz. lib. 0. cap. 18. A c12-
Eus lib. 2. Paradox. Cap. 2. Scip. Cencilis lib. r. de surisdict. cap. 12. BOn Chor ( Hb, 1.
Evarnopar. cap. 15. Bellonius lib r. Suppurat. cap. 1. MtarC. L. Y Clat. a lb. 5. Membra-
nar. cap. 8. Sed ad insticurum. W Olfsanous Lazius, Flistorioeraphus C a la.
reus; Praesules Henricus Basilicresis es Bruno Olomucensis, suorum quisque dominorum
ab arcanis, alternis agendo, Regis animum tandempermulserunt, ut dimissis Anistriacto
Imperio prouinciis, quas nulloiure contine bat. de Bohemicis nouo Caesari homaerum fa-
ceret, aciuramentum solenne praestaret. Sed quia intinicum Forec lingula lingulo.
rum cestimonia adscribere, agmen hoc claudat Theodoricus Picspordius
Secrecarius Burgundicus; orrocarum, inquiens, Bohemiae Regem, nolentem vo-
lentem. Austriam. Stiriam, Carinthiam, Carniolam. Vixdorum es Taruistanam Nar-
chias, aliasqe provincias vicinas, quas in interre eno quacunque arrepta occasione ab imperio
distraverat, reddere, es in verba sua iurare: Boemiam etiam cum Morauia impery bene-
ficio recixere compulit. Ecpoltea lub schemee Imperatoris Ocrocarum investi-
entis; Orocarus R ex Boenma, dustria, Stiria, Carinthie, Carniola, es aliarum dirio-
num violentus possessor. Kudolpho in insula Danubii Camberea sub tentorio, senu flexo,
fidem praestat, praefaris ditionibus omnibus cedit. es Boemiam cum Morauia ab eodem
imperiiben ficio recixit. Vndceciam in liceris suis Faceri solebat, Le Dei ec Im-
Peratorisgratia in Bohemiaregnare. Sic enim Bappenheimius: Freguen.
per praedicto Romanorum R eqi scribebat verbapacitica in hunc modum, sed in doelo: Sere-
nissimo Domino suo Rudolpho Det eratia Romanorum Regi semper aueusto, OuocarAs
Dei es suieratia Boemiae R ex. Echaeccestimoniaideop lacuiccam tule d proli-
e apponere, venobis hdemfaciane, non Resium duntaxacticulum, non
Flectoralemmodo dignicatem, sediplam Boemiam, ipsam Norauiam, el-
le imperionostro Fcudiiure obnoxiam; id quod e nostriinterpretes Flisto-
ricis consentientes communi calculo approbane: deinnullam iniuriam auF
viminiustam Ortocaro Regifactam Fuisle, quum Imperacor, Esectores aC-
que Ordines Imperii ab eo Principacus iniustEOCCUPAEOSFCPCFCFENE; IWIT2
Feudalia RegninOminC prXCtANdA FEPOLCCFENE, CONTUMACEM dAMMATONE;
rebellem proseriberene, bella paranrem bello compolcerent.
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