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• The Rights of War and Peace Book Iii
• Chapter I: Certain General Rules, Shewing What, By the Law of Nature, Is Allowable In War; Where Also the Author Treats of Deceit and Lying.
• Chapter II: How Subjects Goods, By the Law of Nations, Are Obliged For Their Prince’s Debts: and of Reprisals.
• Chapter III: Of a Just Or Solemn War, According to the Right of Nations, and of Its Denunciation.
• Chapter IV: The Right of Killing Enemies In a Solemn War; and of Other Hostilities Committed Against the Person of the Enemy.
• Chapter V: Of Spoil and Rapine In War.
• Chapter VI: Of the Right to the Things Taken In War.
• Chapter VII: Of the Right Over Prisoners.
• Chapter VIII: Of Empire Over the Conquered.
• Chapter IX: Of the Right of Postliminy.
• Chapter X: Advice Concerning Things Done In an Unjust War.
• Chapter XI: Moderation Concerning the Right of Killing Men In a Just War.
• Chapter XII: Concerning Moderation In Regard to the Spoiling the Country of Our Enemies, and Such Other Things.
• Chapter XIII: Moderation About Things Taken In War.
• Chapter XIV: Of Moderation Concerning Captives.
• Chapter XV: Moderation In Obtaining Empire.
• Chapter XVI: Moderation Concerning Those Things Which, By the Law of Nations, Have Not the Benefit of Postliminy.
• Chapter XVII: Of Neuters In War.
• Chapter XVIII: Concerning Things Privately Done In a Publick War.
• Chapter XIX: Concerning Faith Between Enemies.
• Chapter XX: Concerning the Publick Faith Whereby War Is Finished; of Treaties of Peace, Lots, Set Combats, Arbitrations, Surrenders, Hostages, and Pledges.
• Chapter XXI: Of Faith During War, of Truces, of Safe-conduct, and the Redemption of Prisoners.
• Chapter XXII: Concerning the Faith of Inferior Powers In War.
• Chapter XXIII: Of Faith Given By Private Men In War.
• Chapter XXIV: Of Faith Tacitly Given.
• Chapter XXV: The Conclusion, With Admonitions to Preserve Faith and Seek Peace.
• Passages of Scripture, Illustrated, Examined, Or Corrected In This Treatise . †
• Appendix Prolegomena to the First Edition of De Jure Belli Ac Pacis
• Bibliography of Postclassical Works Referred to By Grotius
• Bibliography of Works Referred to In Jean Barbeyrac’s Notes

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF POSTCLASSICAL WORKS REFERRED TO BY GROTIUS

This bibliography is based largely on the marvelous “List of Sources” provided by R. Feenstra and C. E. Persenaire in their reedition of B. J. A. De Kanter-van Hettinga Tromp’s edition of the Latin text, Aalen, 1993, pp. 1027–70 (emended in a few places), and the index to the Carnegie Endowment English translation, De Jure Belli ac Pacis libri tres, trans. Francis W. Kelsey, Oxford University Press, 1925. I have not included references to the ancient writers so copiously cited by Grotius, who can usually be identified readily and consulted, for example, in the Loeb editions. A full list of the ancient authors is available in the index to the Carnegie Endowment translation.

• Abbas Panormitanus, see Panormitanus.
• Abbas Urspergensis, see Conradus a Lichtenau.
• Abulensis, see Tostatus.
• Accursius: (ca. 1182–1260, Italian glossator), see, for example, Johannes Fehus, ed., Corpus iuris civilis Iustinianei, Lyons, 1627.
• Acosta: Josephus Acosta (ca. 1539–1600, Spanish Jesuit), De promulgatione Evangelii apud barbaros sive de procuranda Indorum salute libri sex, in his De natura novi ordinis libri duo et De promulgatione, etc., Salamanca, 1589.
• Adamus Bremensis: Adam of Bremen (eleventh-century German historian), Historia ecclesiastica, cura Erpoldi Lindenbruch, Leiden, 1595.
• Ado: (ca. 800–875, Archbishop of Vienne), Breviarium chronicorum, Paris, 1561.
• Adrianus VI: Pope Adrian VI (1459–1523), Hadrianus Florentii de Traiecto, Quaestiones quodlibeticae, Louvain, [1518].
• Aemilius: Paulus Aemilius (d. 1529, Italian historian), De rebus gestis Francorum libri X, Basel, [1601].
• Aeneas Sylvius: Aeneas Sylvius Piccolomini (1405–64, Italian humanist, later Pope Pius II), Commentariorum de Concilio Basel celebrato libri duo, [Basel or Cologne, 1521].
• Afflictus: Matthaeus de Afflictis (1448–1528, Italian jurist), Decisiones Neapolitanae, [Lyons], 1533, and In tertium librum Feudorum, Lyons, 1548.
• Aguirre: Michael ab Aguirre (d. 1588, Spanish jurist), Responsum de successione Regni Portugalliae, Venice, 1581.
• Aimonius: Aimonius (d. 1008, French monk, of Fleury-sur-Loire), Historiae Francorum, in Corpus Francicae Historiae (q.v.).
• Albericus de Rosate: Albericus de Rosate (d. 1354, Italian jurist), Commentariorum de statutis libri IV, in Tractatus universi iuris (q.v.); In primam [secundam] ff. Veter. Part. Commentarii, Venice, 1585.
• Albertus Argentinensis: Albertus Argentinensis (fl. 1349, German chronicler), Chronici fragmentum, in Otto Frisingensis (q.v.).
• Alciatus: Andreas Alciatus (1492–1550, Italian humanist jurist), De praesumptionibus, in his Opera IV, Franckfurt, 1617; Tituli aliquot Decretalium annotationibus illustrati, in his Opera III; Paradoxa juris civilis, in his Opera IV; Responsa, libris novem digesta, Basel, 1582 (incl. Consilia).
• Alemannus: Nicolaus Alemannus (1583–1626, Italian historian), Historiam arcanam Procopii notae historicae, in Procopius Caesariensis, Anekdota, Arcana historia, Nicolaus Alemannus protulit, Latine reddit, notis illustravit, Lyons, 1623.
• Alexander Imolensis, see Alexander Tartagnus.
• Alexander Tartagnus: Alexander Tartagnus Imolensis (ca. 1424–77, Italian jurist), Consiliorum prima [secunda, tertia, quarta, quinta, sexta, septima] pars, cum annotationibus Caroli Molinei, Lyons, 1549; Commentaria in I et II Digesti Novi partem, Venice, 1595.
• Alphonsus de Castro: Alfonsus a Castro (1495–1558, Spanish Franciscan theologian), De potestate legis poenalis libri duo, Salamanca, 1550.
• Alphonsus Tostatus, see Tostatus.
• Ancharanus, see Petrus de Ancharano.
• Andreas Barbatia, see Barbatia.
• Angelus Aretinus: Angelus a Gambilionibus Aretinus (1418–61, Italian jurist), In quatuor Institutionum libros commentaria, Venice, 1570.
• Angelus de Clavasio: Angelus de Clavasio (d. 1493, Italian theologian), Summa Angelica de casibus conscientiae, [Strasbourg], 1520.
• Angelus de Ubaldis: Angelus de Ubaldis (1328–1407, Italian jurist), Consilia, Frankfurt, 1575; In Codicem commentaria, Venice, 1579; In I et II Digesti veteris partem commentaria, Venice, 1580; In Tres Libros Codicis (see Baldus, In... Codicis commentaria; this is the work referred to at II. III. 13 n. 1 as a commentary on the Decretals).
• Antoninus Florentinus: Antoninus archiepiscopus Florentinus (1389–1459, Italian theologian), Prima [secunda, tertia, quarta] pars Summe, [Basel, 1511].
• Antonius Cordubensis: F. Antonius Cordubensis (d. 1578, Spanish Franciscan theologian), Quaestionarium theologicum, Venice, 1604.
• Antonius de Butrio: Antonius a Butrio (ca. 1338–1409, Italian canonist), Super Secunda Primi Decretalium commentarii, Venice, 1578.
• Archidiaconus, see Guido de Baysio.
• Aretinus, see Angelus Aretinus.
• Argentraeus: Bertrand d’Argentré (1519–90, French jurist), L’histoire de Bretagne, Paris, 1588.
• Arias: Franciscus Arias (fl. 1533, Spanish jurist), De bello et eius iustitia, in Tractatus universi iuris (q.v.).
• Arius, see Arias.
• Arnoldus Lubecensis, see Helmoldus.
• Arumaeus: Dominicus Arumaeus (1579–1637, Dutch jurist), Discursus academici ad Auream Bullam Caroli Quarti Romanorum Imperatoris, Jena, 1619.
• Attaliates: Michael Attaliata (eleventh-century Byzantine historian), Opus de jure sive Pragmatica [i.e., Synopsis], in Leunclavius, Iuris graeco-romani (q.v).
• Averroes: Averroes (d. 1198, Islamic philosopher), Aristotelis Metaphysica cum Averrois Expositione, in Aristoteles, Opera VIII, Venice, 1560.
• Ayala: Balthazar Ayala (ca. 1548–84, Spanish jurist), De jure et officiis bellicis et disciplina militari libri III, Antwerp, 1597.
• Aymo, see Cravetta.
• Aymonius, see Aimonius.
• Aymus: Baptista Aymus (fl. 1570), De alluvionibus tractatus, [Leipzig], 1601.
• Azorius: Ioannes Azorius (1533–1603, Spanish Jesuit), Institutiones morales, Cologne, 1602–12.
• Azpilcueta, see Navarrus.
• Baba Kama: Baba Qama mimaseget neziqin, De legibus Ebraeorum forensibus liber singularis, ex Ebraeorum pandectis versus et commentariis illustratusper Constantinum L’Empereur ab Opwyck, Leiden, 1637.
• Balbus: Franciscus Balbus (fl. 1510, Italian jurist), Tractatus de praescriptionibus, Cologne, 1590.
• Balduinus: Franciscus Balduinus (1520–73, French Protestant jurist), Ad Aedilitium Edictum, in his Breves commentarii in praecipuas Iustiniani Imp. Novellas sive Authenticas constitutiones, idem Ad Aedilitium Edictum, Lyons, 1548.
• Baldus: Baldus Ubaldus (1327–1400, Italian jurist), Consiliorum sive responsorum volumen primum [secundum, tertium, quartum, quintum], Venice, 1575; In primum, secundum et tertium [in quartum et quintum; in sextum; in VII, VIII, IX, X et XI] Codicis commentaria, Venice, 1586; Ad tres priores libros Decretalium commentaria, Lyons, 1585; In primam [secundam] Digesti veteris partem, in primam et secundam Infortiati partem, [et] in Digestum novum commentaria, Venice, 1586; Super feudis, [Lyons],1545; Tractatus de statutis, alphabetico ordine congestus, in Tractatus universi iuris (q.v.).
• Balsamon: Theodorus Balsamon (fl. 1193, Greek canonist), Canones SS. Apostolorum, conciliorum generalium et provincialium, Sanctorum Patrum Epistolae canonicae, omnia commentariis Theodori Balsamonis explicata et de Graecis conversa Gentiano Herveto interprete, Paris, 1620.
• Banez: Dominicus Bañez (1528–1604, Spanish Jesuit), Decisiones de iure et iustitia, Duaci, 1615; De fide, spe et charitate, Scholastica commentaria in Secundam Secundae Angelici Doctoris partem, quaead Quaestionem quadragesimam protenduntur, Lyons, 1588.
• Baptista Trovamala: Baptista Trovamala (d. 1484, Italian canonist), Summa Roselle de casibus conscientie [Strasbourg, 1516].
• Barbatia: Andreas Barbatia (ca. 1400–1479, Italian canonist), Quartum volumen consiliorum, Venice, 1516.
• Barclaius: Guilielmus Barclaius (ca. 1540–1606, French jurist), De regno et regali potestate libri VI, Hanover, 1612.
• Bartholomaeus de Salyceto: Bartholomaeus a Salyceto (d. 1412, Italian jurist), In primum et secundum [in III. et IV., in V. et VI., in VII., VIII. et IX.] Codicis libros commentaria, Venice, 1586.
• Bartholomaeus Socinus, see Socinus.
• Bartolus: Bartolus a Saxoferrato (1313–57, Italian jurist), Commentaria, Venice, 1596.
• Basilicorum Ecloga: LX librorum basilikon Ecloga sive Synopsis, ed. per Joan.
• Leunclavium, Basel, 1575. Baysio, see Guido de Baysio.
• Beda: Beda (English historian, ca. 674–735), Ecclesiasticae historiae gentis Anglorum libri quinque, Antwerp, 1550.
• Bellaius, see Du Bellay.
• Belli: Petrinus Belli (1502–75, Italian jurist), De re militari et de bello, in Tractatus universi iuris [q.v.].
• Belluga: Petrus Belluga (fifteenth-century Spanish jurist), Speculum principum, Venice, 1580.
• Belviso, see Jacobus de Belviso.
• Bembus: Petrus Bembus (1470–1547, Italian humanist), Historiae Venetae libri XII, Venice, 1551.
• Bernardus Clarevallensis: Bernardus Clarevallensis (1090–1153, French theologian), Opera omnia, Paris, 1602.
• Bertachinus, see Johannes Bertachinus.
• Bizarus: Petrus Bizarus (ca. 1525–83, Italian historian), Senatus populique Genuensis rerum domi forisque gestarum historiae atque annales, Antwerp, 1579.
• Bocer: Henricus Bocerus (1561–1650, German jurist), Tractatus de iure collectarum, Tübingen, 1617.
• Bodinus: Joannes Bodinus (1530–96, French jurist and philosopher), De republica libri sex, Frankfurt, 1609.
• Boerius: Nicolas Boerius (1469–1539, French jurist from Bordeaux), Decisiones Burdegalenses, [Geneva], 1620. The reference to “Boërius” at I. III. 18. 1 is in fact a reference to Augustinus Beroius, In primam [secundam] partem libri primi, in primam [secundam] libri secundi, in librum tertium, in quintum librum Decretalium commentarii, Lyons, 1550.
• Bonfinius: Antonius Bonfinius (1427–1502, Italian humanist), Rerum Ungaricarum decades quatuor cum dimidia, Frankfurt, 1581.
• Boreo: the citation of a “Iohannes Boreo” at II. VIII. 8 n. 1 seems to be a printing error; probably Iohannes Buteo is meant.
• Bossius: Aegidius Bossius (1488–1546, Italian jurist), Practica et tractatus varii seu quaestiones criminalem materiam sive actionem fere omnem exacte continentes, Basel, [1578].
• Brigitta: Brigitta (1302–73, Swedish saint), Revelationes S. Birgittae olim a card. Turrecremata recognitae et a Consalvo Duranto notis illustratae, Cologne, 1628.
• Brodaeus: Ioannes Brodaeus (1500–1563, French humanist), Miscellaneorum libri sex, Basel, [ca. 1560].
• Bruning: Iohannes Bruningh (seventeenth-century German jurist), Disputationum politico-historico-iuridicarum, Basel, 1621.
• Brutus, see Junius Brutus.
• Buchananus: Georgius Buchananus (1506–82, Scottish humanist), Rerumscoticarum historia, Edinburgh, 1583.
• Busbequius: Augerius Gislenius Busbequius (1522–92, Flemish scholar), Legationis Turcicae epistolae quatuor, Paris, 1595.
• Buteo: Johannes Buteo (1492–1572, French mathematician), De fluviaticis insulis secundum ius civile dividendis, in his Opera geometrica, Lyons, 1554.
• Butrio, see Antonius de Butrio.
• Cabedo: Georgius de Cabedo (1559–1604, Portuguese jurist), Practicarum observationum sive decisionum Supremi Senatus Regni Lusitaniae pars prima [secunda], Antwerp, 1635.
• Cacheranus: Octavianus Cacheranus (fl. 1590, Italian jurist), Decisiones Senatus Pedemontani, [Frankfurt on Main, 1570].
• Caepolla: Bartholomaeus Caepolla (d. 1474, Italian jurist), Tractatus de servitutibus tam urbanorum quam rusticorum praediorum, Cologne, 1616.
• Caietanus: Thomas de Vio Cajetanus (1469–1534, Italian theologian), Evangelia cum commentariis, [Paris], 1532; Commentaria [in Summam S. Thomae Aquinatis universam sacram theologiam complectentem], in Thomas Aquinas, Summa (q.v.); Summula de peccatis, Lyons, 1565.
• Calderinus: Ioannes Calderinus (d. 1365, Italian canonist), Consilia sive responsa Ioannis Calderini, Gasparis et aliorum, Antonii de Butrio, Felini Sandaei, Venice, 1582.
• Camdenus: Guilielmus Camdenus (1551–1623, English historian), Annalesrerum Anglicarum et Hibernicarum regnante Elisabetha, Leiden, 1625.
• Canaye: Philippe Canaye (1551–1610, French diplomat), Lettres et ambassade, Paris, 1635.
• Canibus, see Johannes Jacobus de Canibus.
• Cardinalis, see Franciscus Zabarella (The reference to “Card.” at II. I.4.1 is an error for “Cord.,” i.e., “Cordubensis.”)
• Carolus Calvus: Charles the Bald (823–77, king of France), Karoli Calvi et successorum aliquot Franciae regum capitula in diversis synodis ac placitis generalibus edita, Iacobus Sirmondus collegit notisque illustravit, Paris, 1623.
• Carolus Magnus: Charlemagne (742–814, king of France), Karoli Magni et Hludovici Pii Capitula sive leges ecclesiasticae et civiles ab Ansegiso Abbate et Benedicto Levita collectae lib. VII, in Lindenbrogius, Codex (q.v.); Testamentum Karoli Magni, in Annalium et historiae Francorum scriptores coetanei XII, ex Bibliotheca P. Pithoei, Frankfurt, 1594.
• Carthagena: Ioannes de Carthagena (d. 1617, Spanish theologian), Propugnaculum catholicum de iure belli Romani Pontificis adversus Ecclesiae iura violantes, Ad Paulum Quintum Pontif. Max., Rome, 1609.
• Cassiodorus, De amicitia, see Petrus Blesensis, Liber de amicitia.
• Castaldus: Restaurus Castaldus (d. 1564, Italian civil lawyer), De imperatore, in Tractatus universi iuris (q.v.).
• Castrensis, see Paulus Castrensis.
• Castro, see Alphonsus de Castro.
• Cephalus: Ioannes Cephalus (Cefali) (1511–80, Italian jurist), Consiliorumsive responsorum liber primus [secundus, tertius, quartus, quintus], Frankfurt on Main, 1579–83.
• Chassanaeus: Bartholomaeus Chassanaeus (1480–1541, French jurist), Catalogus gloriae mundi, Frankfurt on Main, 1612; Consuetudines Ducatus Burgundiae fereque totius Galliae, Bartholomaei a Chassenaeo commentariis illustratae, Lyons, 1582.
• Chiffletus: Iulius Chiffletius (d. ca. 1670, French historian), Audomarum obsessum et liberatum anno MDCXXXVIII, Antwerp, 1640.
• Choppinus: Renatus Choppinus (1537–1606, French jurist), De domanio Franciae libri III, Paris, 1605.
• Chronicon Melanchtonis: Chronicon Carionis, expositum et auctum a Philippo Melanchtoni et Casparo Peucero, [Geneva], 1617.
• Chytraeus: David Chytraeus (1530–1600, German Protestant theologian), Saxonia ab anno 1500 usque ad annum 1600, Leipzig, 1611.
• Clarus: Iulius Clarus (1525–75, Italian jurist), Receptarum sententiarum opera, Lyons, 1600.
• Clavasio, see Angelus de Clavasio.
• Code Henry: Henry III (1551–89, king of France), Le Code du Roy Henri III, augmenté des Edicts du Roy Henri IIII, troisième edition, Paris, 1609.
• Collatio legum Mosis et Romanarum: “Incipit Lex Dei quam Deus praecepit ad Moysen,” in Codicis Theodosiani libri XVI, Paris, 1586.
• Cominaeus, see Philippus Cominaeus.
• Concilia Galliae: Concilia antiqua Galliae tres in tomos ordine digesta, opera et studio Iac. Sirmondi, Paris, 1629.
• Concilia generalia: Concilia generalia et provincialia graeca et latina, [ed.] Severinus Binius, Paris, 1636. This is the work referred to by mistake at II. XIII. 6 n. 1 and II. XIII. 7 n. 2 as Concil. Gall.
• Connanus: Franciscus Connanus (1508–51, French jurist), Commentariajuris civilis, Paris, 1553.
• Connestagius: Ieronimo de Franchi Conestaggio (d. 1635, archbishop of Capua), Dell’ unione del Regno di Portogallo alla Corona di Castiglia, Genoa, 1585.
• Conradus a Lichtenau: Conradus a Liechtenaw Urspergensis Coenobiiabbas (d. 1240, Bavarian chronicler), Chronicon, Strasbourg, 1609.
• Conradus Vicerius: Conradus Vecerius (fl. 1523, Burgundian humanist), Libellus de rebus gestis Imperatoris Henrici VII, in Veterum scriptorum qui Caesarum et Imperatorum Germanicorum res literis mandarunt tomus unus, ex bibliotheca Iusti Reuberi, Hanover, 1619.
• Consilia Marpurgensia: Consiliorum sive responsorum doctorum et professorum facultatis juridicae in Academia Marpurgensi volumen primum [secundum, tertium], Marburg Cattorum, 1611–14.
• Consolata del mare: Il Consolata del mare, Venice, 1599.
• Constantinus L’Empereur: Constantinus L’Empereur (fl. 1627, d. 1648, Dutch orientalist), Commentarii, in Baba Kama (q.v.).
• Constitutiones Galliae, see Code Henry, Fontanon, and Guenois.
• Constitutiones Hispaniae, see Siete Partidas.
• Constitutiones Siculae: Constitutionum Neapolitanarum sive Sicularum libri tres, in Lindenbrogius, Codex (q.v.).
• Consuetudines Normanniae: Le Grant Coustumier de Normandie, [Paris, 1534].
• Cordubensis, see Antonius Cordubensis.
• Corpus Francicae Historiae: Corpus Francicae Historiae, [ed. Marquard Freher], Hanover, 1613.
• Corsetus: Antonius Corsetus (d. 1503, Italian canonist), De potestate et excellentia regia tractatus, in Tractatus universi iuris (q.v.).
• Costa: Emanuel Costa (d. 1564, Portuguese jurist), Patrui et nepotis de successione Regni Portugalliae tractata quaestio, Coimbra, 1558.
• Cothmannus: Ernestus Cothmannus (1557–1624, German jurist), Responsorum seu consiliorum ac consultationum volumen primum [II, III, IV, V], Frankfurt, 1613–21.
• Covarruvias: Didacus Covarruvias (1512–77, Spanish canonist), In librum quartum Decretalium epitome, Secunda pars [de matrimonio], in his Opera I, Antwerp, 1610; Constitutionis secundae ex rubrica de pactis, lib. VI, cuius initium Quamvis pactum inscribitur, interpretatio, in ibid.; In Clementis Quinti constitutionem Si furiosus, rubrica de homicidio, relectio, in ibid.; Regulae Peccatum, de regulis iuris, libro Sexto, relectio, in ibid.; Relectio regulae Possessor malae fidei, de regulis iuris, libro VI, in ibid.; Practicarum quaestionum liber unus, in his Opera II, Antwerp, 1610; Variae ex iure pontificio, regio et caesareo resolutiones, in ibid.
• Crantzius, see Krantzius.
• Cravetta: Aymo Cravetta (1504–69, Italian jurist), Consiliorum sive responsorum primus et secundus [tertius, quartus, quintus, sextus] tomus, Frankfurt, 1589–93; Tractatus de antiquitatibus temporum, Frankfurt, 1616.
• Cromerus: Martinus Cromerus (1512–89, Polish historian), De origineetrebus gestis Polonorum libri XXX, Basel, [1558].
• Cujacius: Iacobus Cuiacius (1520–90, French jurist), Paratitla in libros quinquaginta Digestorum seu Pandectarum, in his Opera II, Frankfurt, 1623; De feudis libri quinque, in his Opera III, Frankfurt, 1623; Paratitla in libros IX Codicis Iustiniani, in ibid.; Observationum et emendationum libri XXVIII, in his Opera IV, Frankfurt, 1623.
• Curtius (F.): Francischinus Curtius (ca. 1470–1533, Italian jurist), Consiliorum pars prima, Venice, 1575.
• Curtius (R.), see Rochus de Curte.
• Damianus, see Petrus Damianus.
• Danaeus: Lambertus Danaeus (1530–96, French Calvinist theologian), Politices Christianae libri septem, [Geneva], 1596.
• Dantes: Dantes Aligherius (1265–1321, Italian poet), Monarchia, in Syntagma tractatuum de imperiali iurisdictione, authoritate et praestantia authorum variorum, [ed. Simon Schardius], Strasbourg, 1609.
• Decianus: Tiberius Decianus (1508–81, Italian jurist), Responsorum volumen primum [secundum, tertium, quartum, quintum], Frankfurt on Main, 1589.
• Decisiones Genuenses: Rotae Genuae de mercatura decisiones, Frankfurt, 1592.
• Decius: Philippus Decius (1454–1535, Italian jurist), Consilia sive responsa, Frankfurt on Main, 1588.
• Dominicus de Sancto Geminiano: Dominicus de Sancto Geminiano (fl. 1407, Italian canonist), Lectura in Sextum Librum Decretalium, [Lyons], 1532.
• Donellus: Hugo Donellus (1527–91, French jurist), Commentariorum de iure civili libri viginti octo, Frankfurt, 1596.
• Driedo: Ioannes Driedo (ca. 1480–1535, Flemish theologian), De libertate Christiana libri tres, Louvain, 1548.
• Drusius: Iohannes Drusius (1550–1616, Dutch theologian), Annotationum in totum Jesu Christi testamentum sive Praeteritorum libri decem, Franeker, 1612.
• Duarenus: Franciscus Duarenus (ca. 1509–59, French jurist), Omnia quae quidem hactenus extant opera, Lyons, 1578.
• Du Bellay: Martin du Bellay (d. 1559, French historian), Les Memoires, Paris, 1573.
• Dubravius: J. Dubravius (d. 1553, Bohemian historian), Historia Boiemica, Basel, 1575.
• Du Faur, Anthony, see Faber (A.).
• Du Faur, Pierre, see Faber (P.).
• Dumoulin, see Molinaeus.
• Duns Scotus: Ioannes Duns Scotus (ca. 1265–1308, Scottish theologian), Quaestiones in III libros Sententiarum et Quodlibetales, Venice, 1617.
• Durandus, see Guilielmus Durandus.
• Edictum Childeberti: Childebert I (d. 558, king of the Franks), Decretio Childeberti regis, in Lindenbrogius, Codex (q.v.).
• Edictum Rothari: Rotharis (d. 652, king of the Lombards), Leges Longobardorum quas Rotharis Rex... composuit iussitque Edictum appellari, in Originum ac germanicarum antiquitatum libri, opera Basilii Ioannis Herold, Basel, [1557].
• Edictum Theodorici: Theodoric (457–526, king of the Ostrogoths), Edictum Theodorici regis, in Lindenbrogius, Codex (q.v.).
• Eginhardus: Eginhartus (ca. 770–840, French historian), Vita et gesta Karoli cognomento Magni, in Corpus Francicae Historiae (q.v.).
• Epitome ed. a Frehero: Gestaregum Francorum epitomata, in Corpus Francicae Historiae (q.v.).
• Erasmus: Desiderius Erasmus (1465–1536, Flemish humanist), Encomium moriae [together with Iustus Lipsius, Satyra Menippaea, and P. Cunaeus, Sardi venales], Leiden, 1617.
• Everardi, see Nicolaus Everardi.
• Faber (A.): Antonius Faber (1557–1624, French jurist), Codex Fabrianus definitionum forensium et rerum in sacro Sabaudiae Senatu tractatarum, Lyons, 1606; Coniecturarum iuris civilis libri sex priores, ed. tertia, Lyons, 1605; De Montisferrati Ducatu contra ducem Mantuae pro Duce Sabaudiae consultatio, Lyons, 1617.
• Faber (J.), see Johannes Faber.
• Faber (P.): Petrus Faber (1540–1600, French jurist), Semestrium liber unus, Lyons, 1590; Commentarius ad titulum de diversis regulis juris antiqui, Lyons, 1566.
• Felinus Sandeus: Felinus Sandeus (ca. 1444–1503, Italian canonist), Commentariorum in Decretalium libros V pars prima [secunda, tertia], Basel, 1567.
• Fernandez: Tellus Fernandez (sixteenth-century Spanish jurist), Prima pars commentariorum in primas triginta et octo leges Tauri, secunda editio, Madrid, 1595.
• Ferus: Johannes Ferus (1494–1554, German theologian), mentioned Preliminary Discourse XXX, without specifying a title.
• Fichardus: Ioannes Fichardus (1512–81, German jurist), Consiliorum tomus primus, Frankfurt on Main, 1590.
• Firmanus, see Johannes Bertachinus.
• Flodoardus: Flodoardus (894–966, French historian), Historiarum [Remensis] Ecclesiae libri IV, Paris, 1611.
• Fontanon: Antoine Fontanon (fl. 1589, French jurist), Les edicts et ordonnances des rois de France, par Antoine Fontanon, tome troisieme, Paris, 1611.
• Fortescue: Iohannes Fortescue (d. ca. 1485, English jurist), De laudibus legum Angliae, London, 1616.
• Fortunius Garcia: Fortunius Garcia (fl. 1514, Spanish jurist), De ultimo fine iuris canonici et civilis, in Tractatus universi iuris (q.v.); Repetitio in 1. Manumissiones, ff. de iustitia et iure, in Repetitiones in varia iurisconsultorum responsa, Lyons, 1553.
• Franciscus a Ripa, see Ripa.
• Franciscus Arius, see Arias.
• Franciscus de Accoltis: Franciscus de Accoltis de Aretio (1418-ca. 1485, Italian canonist), Consilia, [Lyons], 1529.
• Franciscus Zabarella: Franciscus Zabarella (1360–1417, Italian canonist), Consilia, Venice, 1581; Commentarii in Clementinarum volumen, Lyons, 1511.
• Francus, see Philippus Francus.
• Fraxinus Canaeus, see Philippe Canaye.
• Fredegarius: Fredegarius Scholasticus (fl. ca. 660, French chronicler), Chronicae liber, in Corpus Francicae Historiae (q.v.).
• Freherus, see Corpus Francicae Historiae and Epitome ed. a Frehero.
• Freitas: Seraphinus de Freitas (d. 1622, Portuguese canonist), De iusto imperio Lusitanorum asiatica, Valladolid, 1625.
• Friderus Mindanus: Petrus Friderus Mindanus (d. 1616, German jurist), De mandatis et monitoriis iudicialibus sine clausula tractatus, Liber secundus, Frankfurt on Main, 1596.
• Froissart, see Jean Froissart.
• Frossardus, see Jean Froissart.
• Fulgosius, see Raphael Fulgosius.
• Gabrielius: Antonius Gabrielius (d. 1555, Italian canonist), Communes conclusiones in septem libros distributae, Frankfurt, 1597.
• Gail: Andreas Gail (1525–87, German jurist), Practicarum observationum libri duo, Cologne, 1608 [second part: De pace publica, De pignerationibus, De arrestis].
• Garatus, see Martinus Laudensis.
• Gentilis: Albericus Gentilis (1552–1608, Italian jurist), De jure belli libri III, Hanover, 1612; De legationibus libri tres, Hanover, 1594; Hispanicae advocationis libri duo, Hanover, 1613.
• Gl. [i.e., Glosa], see Accursius.
• Goeddaeus: Johannes Goeddaeus (1555–1632, German jurist), in Consilia Marpurgensia (q.v.).
• Gomezius (A.): Antonius Gomezius (fl. 1550, Spanish civil lawyer), Commentariorum variorumque resolutionum juris civilis communis et regii tomi tres, Frankfurt, 1596.
• Gomezius (L.): Ludovicus Gomesius (1494–1553, Spanish jurist), Commentaria super titulo Institutionum de actionibus, in De actionibus titulus Institutionum, commentariis Iasonis Mayni illustratus etc., Venice, 1574.
• Gorcumensis, see Henricus Gorcumensis.
• Grammaticus: Thomas Grammaticus (ca. 1473–1556, Italian jurist), Decisiones Sacri Regii Consilii Neapolitani, Frankfurt on Main, 1573.
• Gregorius Magnus: Gregory I, Pope (ca. 540–604), Epistolae, in his Omnia quae extant opera, Antwerp, 1572.
• Gregorius Turonensis: Gregory of Tours (544–594, French historian), Historiarum libri X, in Corpus Francicae Historiae (q.v.).
• Grotius: [Hugo Grotius], Mare liberum sive de iure quod Batavis competit ad Indicana commercia dissertatio, Leiden, 1609.
• Gryphiander: Iohannes Gryphiander (d. 1652, German historian), De insulis tractatus, ex iurisconsultis, politicis, historicis et philologis collectus, Frankfurt, [1623].
• Guenois: Pierre Guenois (1520-ca. 1600, French jurist), La nouvelle conférence des ordonnances et edicts royaux, Paris, 1642.
• Guicciardinus: Franciscus Guicciardinus (1482–1540, Italian humanist), Historiarum sui temporis libri viginti, ex italico in latinum sermonem conversi, Basel, 1566.
• Guido de Baysio: Guido de Baysio (“Archidiaconus”) (fl. 1290, Italian canonist), Commentaria Rosarium appellata in volumen Decretorum, Milan, 1508.
• Guido Papa: Guido Papa (ca. 1400-ca. 1475, French jurist), Decisiones Parlamenti Dalphinalis Gratianopolis, Lyons, 1534.
• Guilielmus de Monteferrato: Guilielmus de Monferrat (fifteenth-century French jurist), Tractatus de successione regum, in Tractatus universi juris (q.v.).
• Guilielmus Durandus: Guilielmus Durandus (ca. 1237–96, French canonist), Speculum iuris, Pars prima et secunda, Basel, 1574.
• Guilielmus Neubrigensis: Guilielmus Neubrigensis (1136–98, English historian), De rebus Anglicis libri quinque, Paris, 1610.
• Guillimanus: Franciscus Guillimannus (fl. 1610, Swiss historian), De rebus Helvetiorum sive antiquitatum libri V, Fribourg, 1598.
• Guntherus: Guntherus (fl. 1205, French Cistercian), Ligurinus sive de gestis Friderici libri X, in Otto Frisingensis (q.v.).
• Haraeus: Franciscus Haraeus (d. 1632, Dutch historian), Annales ducum seu principum Brabantiae totiusque Belgii, Antwerp, 1623.
• Harmenopulus: Constantinus Harmenopulus (1320–80, Greek jurist), Promptuarium iuris, [Geneva], 1587.
• Heigius: Petrus Heigius (1558–99, German jurist), Quaestiones juris tam civilis quam Saxonici, Wittenberg, 1619.
• Helmoldus: Helmoldus (d. ca. 1183, German historian), Chronica Slavorum seu Annales Helmoldi, presbyteri Buzoviensis, hisque subiectum derelictorum Supplementum Arnoldi, abbatis Lubecensis, opera et studio Reineri Reineccii, Frankfurt, 1581.
• Henricus de Segusio, see Hostiensis.
• Henricus Gorcumensis: Henricus de Gorychum (ca. 1386–1431, Flemish theologian), Tractatus de iusto bello, in his Tractatus consultatorii, [Cologne, 1503].
• Henriquez: Henricus Henriquez (1536–1608, Portuguese Jesuit), Summae theologiae moralis libri quindecim, Maintz, 1613.
• Herrera: Antonio de Herrera (1559–1625, Spanish historian), Historia general de los hechos de los Castellanos en las islas i tierra firme del mar oceano, Madrid, 1615.
• Hieronymus de Monte: Hieronymus de Monte, Tractatus de finibus regundis, Venice, 1556.
• Hincmarus: Hincmarus (806–82, French bishop and historian), Opuscula et epistolae Hincmari Remensis archiepiscopi, Paris, 1615; Opusculum de divortio Hlotarii regis et Tedtbergae reginae, in Opuscula; Vita S. Remigii scripta ab Hincmaro, in Vitae sanctorum ex probatis authoribus et mss. codicibusper Laurentium Surium editae, Cologne, 1617.
• Hispania illustrata: Hispaniae illustratae seu rerum urbiumque Hispaniae, Lusitaniae, Aethiopiae et Indiae scriptores varii [ed. A. Schottus], Frankfurt, 1603.
• Honorius: Philippus Honorius (seventeenth-century Italian humanist), Thesaurus politicus, hoc est selectiores tractatus etc. [authoribus variis], Frankfurt, 1617.
• Hostiensis: Henricus de Segusio Cardinalis Hostiensis (d. 1271, Italian canonist), In primum [secundum, tertium, quartum, quintum] Decretalium librum commentaria, Venice, 1581; Summa [Decretalium], [Lyons], 1537.
• Hotmannus: Franciscus Hotmannus (1524–90, French jurist), Quaestionum illustrium liber, Geneva, 1598.
• Illescas: Gonçalo de Illescas (d. ca. 1580, Spanish historian), Segunda parte de la historia pontifical y catholica, Burgos, 1578.
• Innocentius IV: Innocentius IV (d. 1254, Italian canonist and pope), Apparatus super primo, secundo, tertio, quarto et quinto Decretalium libris, [Lyons, 1520]. The second reference to Innocentius at II. V.21 n. 4 is an error for Johannes de Imola.
• Instructie Admiraliteyt: Instructie van de Heeren Generale Statender Vereenighde Nederlanden voor de Collegien van der Admiraliteyt... in date den 13 Augusti 1597, in Groot Placaetboeck... by een gebracht door Cornelis Cau, The Hague, 1664.
• Instructiones rei maritimae, see Instructie Admiraliteyt.
• Ius Graeco-Romanum, see Leunclavius.
• Jacobus de Belviso: Jacobus de Belviso (ca. 1270–1335, Italian civil lawyer), Commentarii in Authenticum et Consuetudines feudorum, Lyons, 1511.
• Jason de Maino: Jason Maynus (1435–1519, Italian jurist), Consiliorum pars prima [secunda, tertia, quarta], [Lyons], 1534; In primam [secundam] Codicis partem commentaria, [Lyons], 1533; In primam [secundam] Digesti Veteris partem commentaria; In primam [secundam] Infortiati partem commentaria; In primam [secundam] Digesti Novi partem commentaria, [Lyons], 1533; Commentaria super tit. de actionibus Institutionum, [Lyons], 1541.
• Jean Froissart: Iehan Froissart (1338-ca. 1410, French historian), Histoire et chronique memorable, Paris, 1574.
• Johannes Andreae: Ioannes Andreae (d. 1348, Italian civil lawyer), In secundam Decretalium librum novella commentaria, Venice, 1581.
• Johannes Bertachinus: Ioannes Bertachinus de Firmo (d. 1497, Italian canonist), De gabellis, tributis et vectigalibus, in Tractatus universi iuris (q.v.).
• Johannes de Carthagena, see Carthagena.
• Johannes de Imola: Joannes de Imola (d. 1436, Italian canonist), Super primo [secundo] Decretalium, Lyons, 1525–49.
• Johannes de Lignano: Ioannesde Lignano (d. 1383, Italian canonist), Tractatus de bello, in Tractatus universi juris (q.v.).
• Johannes de Turrecremata: Ioannes a Turrecremata (1388–1468, Spanish canonist), In primum volumen Causarum commentarii, Lyons, 1555.
• Johannes Faber: Ioannes Faber (d. 1340, French jurist), In Codicem breviarium, Lyons, 1550.
• Johannes Ferus, see Ferus.
• Johannes Jacobus de Canibus: Ioannes Iacobus a Canibus (d. ca. 1494, Italian jurist), De represaliis, in Tractatus universi juris (q.v.).
• Johannes Leo, see Leo Africanus.
• Johannes Lupus: Ioannes Lupus (d. 1496, Spanish canonist), Tractatus de bello et bellatoribus, in Tractatus universi iuris (q.v.).
• Johannes Maior: Joannes Maior (ca. 1470-ca. 1540, Scottish theologian), In Quartum Sententiarum quaestiones, Paris, [1521].
• Johannes Sarisberiensis: Ioannes Sarisberiensis (ca. 1115–80, English philosopher), Policraticus, Leiden, 1595.
• Jornandes: Iornandes (sixth-century Gothic historian), De Getarum sive Gothorum origine et rebus gestis, Leiden, 1597.
• Junius Brutus: Stephanus Iunius Brutus (pseudonym of late-sixteenth-century Protestant theorist), Vindiciae contra tyrannos, Hanover, 1595.
• Knichen: Andreas Knichen (1560–1621, German jurist), De sublimi et regio territorii iure, in his Opera, Hanover, 1613; De vestiturarum pactionibus, in ibid.
• Krantzius: Albertus Krantzius (ca. 1450–1517, German historian), Regnorum Aquilonarium, Daniae, Sueciae, Norvagiae chronica, Frankfurt on Main, 1575; Saxonia, De Saxonicae gentis vetusta origine, longuinquis expeditionibus susceptis et bellis domi pro libertate diu fortiterque gestis, Frankfurt on Main, 1580; Wandalia, De Wandalorum vera origine, variis gentibus, crebris e patria migrationibus, regnis item, quorum vel autores vel eversores fuerunt, Frankfurt, 1575.
• Kromer, see Cromerus.
• La Canaye, see Canaye.
• Lambertus Scafnaburgensis: Lambertus Schafnaburgensis (fl. 1077, German historian), Annales, Strasbourg, 1609.
• Lapide: Cornelius Corneli a Lapide (1567–1637, Flemish Jesuit), Commentaria in Pentateuchum Mosis, Antwerp, 1618.
• Laymann, see Pacis compositio.
• Le Cirier: Ioannes Le Cirier (fl. 1515, French jurist). Tractatus singularis de iure primogeniturae vel maioricatus, in Tractatus universi iuris (q.v.).
• Leges Galliae, see Guenois.
• Leges Hispanicae, see Siete Partidas.
• Leges Siculae, see Constitutiones Siculae.
• L’Empereur, see Constantinus L’Empereur and Baba Kama.
• Leo Africanus: Ioannes Leo Africanus (fl. 1526, Moroccan geographer), Africae descriptio IX lib. absoluta, Leiden, 1632.
• Lessius: Leonardus Lessius (1554–1623, Flemish Jesuit), De iustitia et iure caeterisque virtutibus cardinalibus libri quatuor, Antwerp, 1609.
• Leunclavius: Iohannes Leunclavius (1533–93, German historian), Iuris graecoromani tam canonici quam civilis tomi duo, Iohannis Leunclavii studio eruti latineque redditi cura Marquardi Freheri, Frankfurt, 1596; Historiae Musulmanae, Turcorum, Frankfurt, 1591.
• Lex Baioariorum: Lex Baivvariorum, in Lindenbrogius, Codex (q.v.).
• Lex Burgundionum: Lex Burgundionum, in Lindenbrogius, Codex (q.v.).
• Lex Langobardorum, see Lombarda.
• Lex Salica: Liber Legis Salicae, in Lindenbrogius, Codex (q.v.).
• Lex Visigothorum: Codicis Legis Wisigothorum libri XII, in Lindenbrogius, Codex (q.v.).
• Libri Feodorum, see, for example, Johannes Fehus, ed., Corpus iuris civilis Iustinianei, Lyons, 1627.
• Lindenbrogius: Fridericus Lindenbrogius (1573–1647, German Protestant jurist), Codex legum antiquarum, ed. Frid. Lindenbrogius, Frankfurt, 1613; Observationes in Ammianum Marcellinum, Hamburg, 1609.
• Littleton: [Thomas] Littleton (ca. 1420–81, English jurist), Les tenures, London, 1617.
• Loazes: Ferdinandus Loazius (d. 1568, Spanish theologian), Consilium sive iuris allegationes super controversia oppidi a Mula orta inter illustrissimum Dom. a Velez Marchionem et illius subditos super dicti oppidi dominio atque iurisdictione, Milan, 1552.
• Lombarda: Legis Longobardorum libri tres, in Lindenbrogius, Codex (q.v.).
• Lopez (J.), see Johannes Lupus.
• Lopez (L.): Ludovicus Lopez (d. ca. 1595, Spanish theologian), Tractatus de contractibus et negotiationibus, Lyons, 1593.
• Lorca: Petrus de Lorca (1554–1606, Spanish theologian), Commentaria et disputationes in Secundam Secundae Divi Thomae, Madrid, 1614.
• Ludovicus II: Ludovicus II (778–840, king of the Franks and emperor), Ludovici II Imp. Aug. rescriptum ad Basilium Imperatorem, in Collectio constitutionum imperialium I, ed. Melchior Goldastus, Frankfurt on Main, 1615.
• Ludovicus Pius: Louis I (778–840, king of France), Capitulare II Ludovici Pii, in Concilia Galliae (q.v.).
• Ludovicus Romanus: Ludovicus Romanus (1409–39, Italian jurist), Consilia, [Lyons, 1520].
• Lupus, see Johannes Lupus.
• Magnus (J.): Ioannes Magnus (1488–1544, Swedish historian), Historia Metropolitanae Ecclesiae Upsalen., Roma, 1560; Gothorum Sueonumque historia, Basel, 1558.
• Magnus (O.): Olaus Magnus (ca. 1490–1568, Swedish historian), Historia de gentium septentrionalium variis conditionibus statibusve, Basel, [1567].
• Maino, see Jason de Maino.
• Maior, see Johannes Maior.
• Malderus: Ioannes Malderus (1563–1633, Flemish theologian), De Virtutibus theologicis et iustitia et religione commentaria ad Secundam Secundae D. Thomae, Antwerp, 1616.
• Mantica: Franciscus Mantica (d. 1614, Italian jurist), Vaticanae lucubrationes de tacitis et ambiguis conventionibus, Geneva, 1615.
• Manutius: Paulus Manutius (1512–74, Italian humanist), Antiquitatum Romanarum liber de legibus, Paris, 1557.
• Mariana: Joannes Mariana (1536–1624, Spanish Jesuit), Historiaederebus Hispaniae libri XXX, Maintz, 1605.
• Marsa: the reference to “Anthony Marsa” at II. VIII.8 n. 1 is probably an error in the 1642 and subsequent editions; Antonius Maria Vicecomes (q.v.) seems to be intended.
• Marsilius Patavinus: Marsilius Patavinus (d. 1328, Italian jurist, of Padua), Defensor pacis, Frankfurt, 1592.
• Martinus Laudensis: Martinus Laudensis (fl. 1440, Italian civil lawyer), Tractatus de bello, in Tractatus universi juris (q.v.).
• Masius: Andrea Masius (1515–73, Flemish theologian), Iosuae imperatoris historia illustrata atque explicata ab Andrea, Masio, Antwerp, 1574.
• Mastrillus: Garsias Mastrillus (d. 1620, Italian jurist), Demagistratibus, eorum imperio et iurisdictione tractatus, Palermo, 1616.
• Mathie, see Wilhelmus Mathie.
• Matthaeus Mathesilanus: Matthaeus Mathesilanus (fifteenth-century Italian jurist), Singularia, in Singularia doctorum in utroque iure, Frankfurt, 1596.
• Maynus, see Jason de Maino.
• Medina (B.): Bartholomaeus a Medina (1527–81, Spanish theologian), Expositio in Primam Secundae Divi Thomae, Salamanca, 1588.
• Medina (G.): Ioannes Medina (1490–1547, Spanish theologian), De paenitentia, restitutione et contractibus, Ingolstadt, 1581.
• Meibomius, see Wittekind.
• Meichsner: Iohannes Meichsnerus (sixteenth-century German jurist), Decisionum diversarum causarum in Camera Imperiali iudicatarum, Frankfurt on Main, 1604.
• Melanchton, see Chronicon Melanchtonis.
• Menchaca, see Vasquius.
• Mendoza: Bernardino de Mendoça (sixteenth-century Spanish historian), Comentarios de lo sucedido en las guerras de los Payses baxos, Madrid, 1592.
• Menochius: Iacobus Menochius (1532–1607, Italian jurist), Consiliorum sive responsorum liber primus [tredecimus], Frankfurt on Main, 1625; De arbitrariis iudicum quaestionibus et causis libri duo, Cologne, 1615; De praesumptionibus, coniecturis, signis et indiciis commentaria, Cologne, 1628.
• Meursius: Ioannes Meursius (1579–1639, Dutch historian), Historiae Danicae libri III, Copenhagen, 1630.
• Meyerus: Iacobus Meyerus (1491–1552, Flemish historian), Commentarii sive Annales rerum Flandricarum, Antwerp, 1561.
• Mindanus, see Friderus Mindanus.
• Molina: Ludovicus de Molina (1535–1600, Portuguese Jesuit), De Hispanorum primogeniorum origine ac natura libri quatuor, Cologne, 1588; De justitia et jure tomi duo, Maintz, 1602–3.
• Molinaeus: Carolus Molinaeus (1500–1566, French jurist), Prima pars commentariorum in Consuetudines Parisienses, Paris, 1539; Annotationes, in Alexander Tartagnus, Consiliorum prima pars... (q.v.).
• Monstrelet: Enguerran de Monstrellet (ca. 1390–1453, French historian), Le premier [second, tiers] volume des chroniques, Paris, 1518.
• Monte (Hieronymus de), see Hieronymus de Monte.
• Monteferrato, see Guilielmus de Monteferrato.
• Mynsinger: Ioachimus Mynsingerus (1514–88, German jurist), Responsorum iuris sive consiliorum decades decem, Basel, 1576; Singularium observationum Iudicii Imperialis Camerae (ut vocant) centuriae quatuor, Basel, 1563.
• Natta: Marcus Antonius Natta (sixteenth-century Italian jurist), Consiliorum sive responsorum tomus primus, [secundus, tertius, quartus], Venice, 1570–74.
• Navarra, see Petrus de Navarra.
• Navarrus: Martinus ab Azpilcueta Navarrus (1493–1586, Spanish theologian), Enchiridion sive Manuale confessariorum et poenitentium, in his Opera III, Cologne, 1616.
• Neostadius: Cornelius Neostadius (1549–1606, Dutch jurist), De pactis antenuptialibus rerum iudicatarum observationes, The Hague, 1605.
• Nicolaus Everardi: Nicolaus Everardus a Middelburgo (1461–1532, Flemish jurist), Loci argumentorum legales, Lyons, 1556.
• Nov. Emanuelis Comneni: Novella Emanuelis Comneni, in Leunclavius, Iuris graeco-romani (q.v.).
• Oceanus iuris, see Tractatus universi iuris.
• Oderbornius: Paullus Oderbornius (fl. 1585, German Lutheran theologian), Ioannis Basilidis Magni Moscoviae Ducis vita, [Wittenberg], 1585.
• Oldendorp: Ioannes Oldendorpius (ca. 1480–1567, German jurist), Actionum forensium pro gymnasmata, in his Opera II, Basel, 1559. See also Consilia Marpurgensia.
• Oldradus: Oldradus de Ponte (d. 1335, Italian canonist), Consilia seu responsa et quaestiones aureae, Venice, 1571.
• Osorius: Hieronymus Osorius (1506–80, Portuguese historian), Derebus Emmanuelis Regis Lusitaniae gestis, in his Opera omnia, Roma, 1592.
• Otto Frisingensis: Otto Frisingensis (ca. 1111–58, German historian), Leopoldi Pii Chronicon, eiusdem De gestis Friderici I libri duo, Radevici Frising, de eiusdem Frid. gestis libri II, Guntheri poetae Ligurinus sive de gestis Friderici libri X, Basel, 1569.
• Pacis compositio: [P. Laymann(?) (1575–1635, German Jesuit)], Pacis compositio inter principes et ordines Imperii Romani catholicos et Augustanae confessioni adhaerentes in comitiis Augustae anno 1555 edita, quam jureconsulti quidam catholici quaestionibus illustrarunt anno 1629, editio altera, Dilingen, [1629?].
• Panormitanus: Abbas Panormitanus (Niccolò Tedeschi, 1386–1445, Italian canonist), Consilia iurisque responsa ac quaestiones, Lyons, 1586; Prima [secunda] pars super primo, prima [secunda, tertia] pars super secundo, super tertio, super quarto et quinto Decretalium, Lyons, 1516–17.
• Papa, see Guido Papa.
• Pareus: David Pareus (1548–1622, German Reformed theologian), Indivinam ad Romanos S. Pauli apostoli epistolam commentarius, Heidelberg, 1620.
• Paruta: Paolo Paruta (1540–98, Italian humanist), Historia Vinetiana, Venice, 1605.
• Paschalius: Carolus Paschalius (1547–1625, Italian historian), Legatus, Paris, 1612.
• Paulinus Gothus: L. Paulinus Gothus (1565–1646, Swedish historian), Historiae Arctoae libri tres, Strängnas (Sweden), 1636.
• Paulus Aemilius, see Aemilius.
• Paulus Castrensis: Paulus Castrensis (d. ca. 1441, Italian jurist), Consiliorum sive responsorum volumen primum [secundum, tertium], Venice, 1571; In primam [secundam] Codicis partem commentaria, Venice, 1582; In primam [secundam] Digesti veteris partem commentaria, Venice, 1582.
• Paulus Diaconus: Paulus Warnefridus, Diaconus Foroiuliensis (ca. 720-ca. 798, Lombard historian), De gestis Langobardorum libri VI, Leiden, 1595.
• Paulus Venetus, see Sarpi.
• Paulus Warnafredus, see Paulus Diaconus.
• Peregrinus: Antonius Peregrinus (d. 1616, Italian jurist), De iuribus et privilegiis fisci libri VII, Cologne, 1588.
• Petra: Petrus Antonius de Petra (fl. 1600, Italian jurist), De iure quaesito non tollendo per principem tractatus, in quo de potestate principis et inferiorum abeo, Frankfurt, 1610.
• Petrinus Belli, see Belli.
• Petrus Blesensis: Petrus Blesensis (d. 1200, French theologian), Liber de amicitia (attributed to M. Aurelius Cassiodorus in Cassiodorus, Opera omnia quae extant, Geneva, 1637); Epistolae, in Petrus Blesensis, Opera, [Paris, 1519].
• Petrus Damianus: Petrus Damianus (ca. 1006–72, Italian theologian), Epistolarum libri octo, Paris, 1610.
• Petrus de Ancharano: Petrus de Ancharano (ca. 1330–1416, Italian canonist), Lectura super Sexto Decretalium, [Lyons, 1517].
• Petrus de Navarra: Petrus a Navarra (fl. 1594, Spanish theologian), De ablatorum restitutione in foro conscientiae, Lyons, 1593.
• Petrus Martyr: Petrus Martyr Vermilius (1500–1562, Italian Protestant theologian), In librum Iudicum commentarii, Zurich, 1561.
• Philippe de Commynes, see Philippus Cominaeus.
• Philippus Cominaeus: Philippus Cominaeus (1445–1509, Flemish historian), De rebus gestis a Ludovico XI et Carolo VIII, in Tres Gallicarum rerum scriptores, a Ioanne Sleidano e Gallico in Latinum sermonem conversi, Frankfurt on Main, 1578.
• Philippus Francus: Philippus Francus (Franchi) (d. 1471, Italian canonist), Lectura super Sexto Decretalium, Lyons, 1522.
• Piccolomineus: Franciscus Piccolomineus (1520–1604), Universa philosophia de moribus, Venice, 1594.
• Piscina: Franciscus Piscina, Disputatio an statuta feminarum exclusiva porrigantur ad bona forensia, Mondori, 1570.
• Pontanus: Ioh. Isacius Pontanus (ca. 1570–1639, Danish historian), Discussionum historicarum libri duo, Hardervici Gelrorum, 1637; Rerum Danicarum Historia, Amsterdam, 1631.
• Prierias, see Sylvester Prierias.
• Radevicus: Radevicus Frisingensis canonicus (twelfth-century German historian), Appendicis ad Ottonem, De rebus gestis Friderici, libri II, in Otto Frisingensis (q.v.).
• Raphael Fulgosius: Raphael Fulgosius (1367–1427, Italian jurist), In Codicem commentariorum tomus primus [secundus], Lyons, 1547; In primam Pandectarum partem commentariorum tomus primus [secundus], Lyons, 1544.
• Raynerius: Raynerius de Forolivio (d. 1358, Italian jurist), no work specified.
• Regino Prumiensis: Regino Prumiensis (d. 915, German historian), Annales, [Maintz, 1521].
• Regius: Aegidius de Coninck sive Regius (1571–1633, Flemish Jesuit), De moralitate, natura et effectibus actuum super naturalium, Antwerp, 1623.
• Reidanus: Everardus Reidanus (1550–1602, Dutch historian), Belgarum aliarumque gentium annales, Leiden, 1633.
• Reinkingk: Theodorus Reinkingk (d. 1664, German jurist), Tractatus de regimine seculari et ecclesiastico, editio tertia, Marburg, 1641.
• Rhedanus, see Reidanus.
• Ripa: Ioannes Franciscus a Ripa (d. 1534, Italian jurist), Commentaria ad ius civile, Turin, 1574.
• Rochus de Curte: Rochus Curtius (fl. 1515, Italian canonist), Enarrationes in capitulo Cum tanto, De consuetudine, in Tractatus universi iuris (q.v.).
• Rodericus Santius: Rodericus Santius, Episcopus Palentinus (1404–70, Spanish historian), Historiae hispanicae partes quatuor, in Hispania illustrata (q.v.).
• Rodericus Toletanus: Rodericus Ximenez, Archiepiscopus Toletanus (ca. 1170-ca. 1245, Spanish historian), Rerum in Hispania gestarum libri IX, opera et studio Andreae Schotti, in Hispania illustrata (q.v.); Historia Arabum, in ibid.
• Romanus, see Ludovicus Romanus.
• Rosate, see Albericus de Rosate.
• Rosellis, see Baptista Trovamala.
• Rosenthalius: Henricus a Rosentall (seventeenth-century German jurist), Tractatus et synopsis totius iuris feudalis, Geneva, 1610.
• Rugerius: Bonifacius Rugerius (d. 1591, Italian jurist), Consiliorum seu responsorum volumen primum, Venice, 1593.
• Rupertus Abbas, see Rupertus Tuitensis.
• Rupertus Tuitensis (d. 1135, German theologian), no work specified.
• Sachsenspiegel: Sachsenspiegel auffs newe iibersehen, durch Christoff Zobel, Leipzig, 1582.
• Sainct-Yon: Les edicts et ordonnances des rays, coutumes des provinces, reglements, arrests et iugemens notables des eaues et forets, recueillis par [Louis] de Sainct-Yon, Paris, 1610 (cited as “Sanction des eaux et forets”).
• Salmasius: Claudius Salmasius (1588–1653, French humanist), Plinianaeexer-citation in Caii Iulii Solini Polyhistora, Paris, 1629.
• Salycetus, see Bartholomaeus de Salyceto.
• Sanchez, see Rodericus Santius and Sanctius.
• Sanction des eaux et forets, see Sainct-Yon.
• Sanctius: Thomas Sanchez (1550–1610, Spanish Jesuit), Disputationum de sancto matrimonii sacramento tomi tres, Antwerp, 1626.
• Sandeus, see Felinus Sandeus.
• Santius, see Rodericus Santius.
• Sarisberiensis, see Johannes Sarisberiensis.
• Sarpi: Petrus Sarpi (1552–1623, Italian philosopher and historian), De iureasylorum liber singularis, Leiden, 1622.
• Saxo Grammaticus: Saxo Grammaticus (d. ca. 1184, Danish historian), Danica historia libris XVI conscripta, Frankfurt on Main, 1576.
• Sayrus: Gregorius Sayrus (1570–1602, English Catholic theologian), Clavis regia sacerdotum casuum conscientiae sive theologiae moralis thesauri locos omnes aperiens, Douai, 1619.
• Scafnaburgensis, see Lambertus Scafnaburgensis.
• Scaliger: Josephus Justus Scaliger (1540–1609, French humanist), In Sex. Pompei Festi libros de verborum significatione castigationes, Paris, 1576.
• Schottus, see Hispania illustrata.
• Schutzius: Caspar Schütz (fl. 1561, German historian), Historia rerum Prussicarum—Warhaffe und eigentliche Beschreibung der Lande Preussen, [Leipzig], 1599.
• Scotus, see Duns Scotus.
• Seisellus, see Seyssel.
• Seldenus: Ioannes Seldenus (1584–1654, English jurist), Mare clausum seu de dominio maris libri duo, [Leiden], 1636.
• Serranus, see Serres.
• Serres: Iean de Serres (ca. 1540–98, French historian), Inventaire general de l’histoire de France depuis Pharamond... jusques à présent... Augmenté en ceste impression dernière, de ce qui s’est passè en ces dernières annèes jusques á l’an 1627, Paris, 1627.
• Servinus: Louis Servin (1555–1626, French jurist), Actions notables et plaidoyez, Paris, 1639.
• Seyssel: Claude de Seyssel (ca. 1450–1520, French historian), La grand monarchie de France, Paris, 1541.
• Siete Partidas: Las Siete Partidas del rey Alonso el nono, glosadas por Gregorio Lopez, Salamanca, 1555.
• Sigebertus Gemblacensis: Sigebertus Gemblacensis (ca. 1035–1112, Flemish historian), Chronicon ab anno 381 ad 1113, [Paris, 1513].
• Silvester Prierias, see Sylvester Prierias.
• Simlerus: Iosia Simlerus (1530–76, Swiss Protestant historian), De Helvetiorum republica, Paris, 1577.
• Sirmondus: Jacobus Sirmondus (1559–1651, French Jesuit), Appendix Codicis Theodosiani novis constitutionibus cumulatior, cum epistolis aliquot veterum conciliorum et pontificum Romanorum, opera et studio Iacobi Sirmondi, Paris, 1631. See als