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«Quis enim rex, quis princeps qui praeter sanguinis cognationem atque necessitudinem non multis nominibus si genus, si potentiam, si legitimam electionem et deorum et hominum consensum spectemus, et amicum et emperatorem regemque suum salutem. Itaque cum is Carolus iure sit monarcha, velint et eundem esse, agnoscere nec usquam quod sine gravi piaculo fiery non potest, a dei iudicio alio provocare» (Sauromanus (Sauermann) Georgius. Hispaniae Consolatio. Louvain, 1520 (репринт: Madrid, 1977). Sig. C2r); «Quando alegremente fue elegido para el regimiento de altissima e mayor prefectura del mundo que es la monarchia del imperio romana» (Guitierres de Torres Alvaro. El sumario de las mara villosas y espantables cosas que en el mundo han acontescido. Toledo, 1524 (репринт: Madrid, 1954). P. 89).
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В некоторых случаях использовался синоним «plena auctoritas». Так, например, Ординарная глосса Иоанна Тевтоника (ум. 1216) на Дикреты Грациана содержала специальный раздел «Plena auctoritate» (Pennington K. Pope and Bishops: A Study of Papal Monarchy of 12th & 13th Centuries. Pennsylvania University Press, 1984. P. 59).
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