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TaZIus)lib. 2. Commentar. de Genes log. AusriaC. FOl. 252.
LP. Pancaleo C andidus Eccleliastes Biponcinus Sisilmundi verba Al-
berrumgenerum Proceribus commendantistiacretert:
Duem cuxiam viduo haeredem succedere Regne.
Elle cubernandas studiis incentibus vrbes
(Mtirro, quod hocinito confirment faedere leges)
Accipiet parrias, _C.
Candidus) lib. 3. BohemaidosRcgum, e-. circa FIn.
T2. Scephanus Vinandus Pishius Bclsa. Principisiunioris TuliacesS Ho-
deracor; sigismundus imperator Albertum generum restamento nominauit Regnorum
suorum Flungaria ac Bohemiae haeredem, urque ultimam voluntatem exequerentur, Sta-
tuum ac Provinciarum Primores rocauit.
Pirhins)in Flercule Prodicio Fol. 69.
13. Cerardus de ROO; Lecati, in quie, quos sigismundus constituerat, in Bohemia
profecti, in Procerum conventu restamentum Regis recitant, vique vlumam ejus volunta-
tem exequantur monent: ita ipsum, it a ixsius fratrem, parrem. ac auum esse meritos, neque
fraudandam esse hareditate F.lisabetham, quae ex tam Nobili Aueustaque eenre sola superes-
set inspem Regni educata; quem, et si nulla ad Regnum iura adferentem, optaretamen at
que eligere Recem deberent. Jam vero cum Sigismundifiliam unicam Regniharedemv-
xorem habeat, ipsiusque Lecato R ex sit declaratus, quidrandem obstare; quo minus in eo
creando Lluncarorum iudicium ex exemplum sequanturip si, maiorinece (situdinis vincu-
lo astricti: seire ipsos, nec dissimulare posse, extare vetera inter Boemorum Regis ex Austria
Principes pacta. Casarea approbasione confirmata, quibus statutum esse, si alterutram gen.
rem ah sque prole difi ere contingeret, tum alteram ixsius haredemfore.
Roo) in d. FlisOr. Ausria C. lib. 4. anNO T437. BorCgK in Chronic. Bohem. in Alberco, fol. 466.
Theobaldus in Bell. Fussit. part. 2. Cap. 3.
14. Denique cinismeus Mucius superioribus verbisisthac subiungit; In
Boemiatestamemio, quo hares Reeni Boemici Albertus constiruitur, promuleato, quidam
resusant alberium, e Casimiri Reeis Poloniae fratrem Recem salutant Boemorum: sedil-
isuerunt quaedam impotens collauies hominum. Potior aurem es maior Boemorum pars
alberium praeferunt, Recemque designant, in memoria habentes kecum Caroli, Wences-
lai, es sieismundi beneficia erea Boemos, e scientes exorem alberri Elizabetham ex Boe
misproenatam. Accedebat autem verus faedus inter Reges Boemia es Duces Austriae, PrI.
morum Boemici Reent Cs Ducalus Austria consensu ex Imperiali auroritate confirma-
tum, vt domo austria carente lecirimo masculoharede, P ex Bohemorum Ducatum acc
piat dustriacum: rursum Regno Boemico deficiente hare de masculino, Regnihares (ut DuX
Austriacus.
Mucius) in d. Chronic. de reb. G est. C erman. lib. 18. in princ.
15. ANHOMCCCCKXXIX. moritur AIBCrtuIS II. IIPCTAEOF, TLunSariX et
Bohemix