Excerpt from Daniel Nettelbladt Systema Elementare Universae Jurisprudentiae Naturalis, Vol. 2: Jurisprudentia Naturalis Stricte Sic Dicta
Bģīgationuifi, quae natura H_i's iuribus ef obligatiorīiģgus ppač'iniflģs, demum, natux;afģa naturalesque obligationes, qłaelocum habeng, homines viuuht - ...in republģca,ģfeu ciuītate, difiin&e_tradi pofl'unt. Nunc iraq'ue inofi'enfo ede npro'gredi licet ad panem tertiam\, quae Kuius generis iura et obligationes fibi vindicar, in eaque ius publicum priuatum et gentium vniuerfhle mdmduna -. Čadam' a{q quam pri mum fierią'poģelt, če haeč vlti:fiīa i>ars huius fyfiematis abl'oluatur. Hanc, quam nunc exhi dam, fequitur, pa.
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