DEI-GRATIA titulus

DEI-GRATIA titulus
DEI-GRATIA titulus
quo olim usi sunt, non solum Archiepiscopi, Episcopi, Duces: sed etiam Abbates, Priores, Comites, minimi interdum Magistratus et Legati. Comites praesertim, iura Regia obtinentes, et Abbates mitrati, vulgo Angl. Abbots Souverains, Indignantibus vero interea Regibus, ipsumque, uti Maiestatis specimen, vendicantibus: vel omislum paulatim est omnino vel transmutatum. Ludovicus XI. Gall. Rex hoc de suis rescriptis detrahere iussit Franciscum Ducem Armoricanum, ut refert Bodin. de Rep. l. 1. c. 10. Quod cum saeculo hoc iterum usurparet unus ex filiis nothis Henrici Mag. qui Mercurii ducis filiae maritus, Armoriacanum Ducatum nactus erat, Maiestatis postulatus est, a Ludovico XIII. Duarenus in Comm. ad Consuet. feud. c. 1. n. 5. Igitur scribit, inquit, Gallorum Rex in titulo suo, Dei gratiâ, etc. quasi nullius hominis, sed solius Dei gratiâ Rex sit. vide Henr. Spelman. Glossar. Archaeol.

Hofmann J. Lexicon universale. 1698.

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