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Religio Numę [ERROR: no link page:]16. Non eadem est proposita uitę ratio contmplatiuo ciuilique philosopho [ERROR: no link page:]52. Agesilaus uetuit lędi eos qui in templum confugerant [ERROR: no link page:]28. Deos deorumque supplices coluit, licet hostes essent [ERROR: no link page:]30. Alexander thura diis copiose ingerens [ERROR: no link page:]44. Ad templum confugientem reum uetuit attingere [ERROR: no link page:]46. Lupercalia [ERROR: no link page:]57.
Rex. Theseus abdicat se dominatu [ERROR: no link page:]4. Ratio conseruandi regni [ERROR: no link page:]10. Numa recusabat regnum accipere [ERROR: no link page:]16. Esopus historicus Soloni non satis humaniter a Croeso accepto dixit regum consuetudine aut quam minime aut quam maxime uti oportere. Immo, respondit, aut quam minime aut quam optime [ERROR: no link page:]24. Publicola statuit fas esse tyrannidem appetentem indemnatnm opprimere [ERROR: no link page:]26. Apologus ut principem sequantur ciues, non ciues princeps. Plebis enim opiniones

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ms-381r plerunque perniciosę [ERROR: no link page:]105. Cleomenes non largitionibus, sed humanitate regi utendum dixit [ERROR: no link page:]109. Pyrrhus ei ex filiis se regnum relicturum dixit, qui acutiorem gladium habuerit [ERROR: no link page:]129. Cupido dominandi [ERROR: no link page:]129. Imperator ab hostibus spolia potius quam munera capiat et exercitum magis quam se ipsum ditet [ERROR: no link page:]28. Regum errata intollerabilia [ERROR: no link page:]30. Alexander gymnosophistas interrogat, quomodo quis late imperitans beniuolentiam comparare possit. Et audit: Ne sit terribilis [ERROR: no link page:]49. Quodam oppidulo ostenso Cęsar: Mallem, inquit, ibi esse primus quam Romę secundus [ERROR: no link page:]52. Noluit se regem dici [ERROR: no link page:]57. Rex in regendo solem imitetur [ERROR: no link page:]59. Tyranno omnia suspecta, exemplum Dionysii [ERROR: no link page:]72. Pręstantissimi Cicero domi, Pompeius foris [ERROR: no link page:]89. Honor a populo principi tributus non est certum amoris testimonium. Nam hoc interdum metus compellit [ERROR: no link page:]98. Rex Demetrius unius aniculę monitu benignum se auditoribus prębuit, cum ante durus extitisset. Reges iustitiam exercere decet magis quam arma [ERROR: no link page:]101. Quanta mala fiant dominandi causa [ERROR: no link page:]105. Regis consecrandi mos apud Persas [ERROR: no link page:]112. Vera ac stabilis ciuium beniuolentia optima principis custodia est 119, [ERROR: no link page:]122. Aristippi tyranni solicitudo et metus [ERROR: no link page:]199. Risus sigillum a Lycurgo errectum Sosibius tradit [ERROR: no link page:]14. Hannibalis risus in communi luctu [ERROR: no link page:]74. Phocion nec ridere nec lugere uisus [ERROR: no link page:]59.