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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 WORKS REFERRED TO IN JEAN BARBEYRAC’S NOTES

This bibliography lists works cited by Barbeyrac but not by Grotius. For works referred to by both of them, see the earlier “Bibliography of Postclassical Works Referred to by Grotius.”

• Alciatus: Andreas Alciatus (1492–1550, Italian humanist jurist), Παρέργων juris libri tres, Lyons, 1538.
• Amyraut, Moses (1596–1664, French Protestant theologian), Considerations sur les droits par lesquels la nature a reiglé les mariages, Saumur, 1648; La morale Chrestienne, Saumur, 1652–60.
• Anastasius: Anastasius Bibliothecarius (ninth-century Italian historian), Historia ecclesiastica, sive chronologia tripartita, ed. Charles-Annibal Fabrot (q.v.), Paris, 1649.
• Anselm: An error for Adelmus (tenth-century French chronicler), Adelmi Benedictini, vel secundum alios Ademari Monachi Annales Francorum regum... in M. Freher ed., Corpus Francicae historiae, Hanover, 1613.
• Anthony Tesauro, see Tesauro, Antonio.
• Arnisaeus: Henning Arnisaeus (d. 1636, German Protestant jurist), De auctoritate principum in populum semper inviolabili, Frankfurt, 1612; De jure majestatis, Frankfurt, 1610; De subjectione et exemptione clericorum, Frankfurt, 1612; De Republica, seu Relectionis politicae libri duo, Argentorati, 1636; Opera politica, Strasbourg, 1648.
• Averani: Joseph Averani (1662–1738, Tuscan jurist), Disputatio de Jure Belli ac Pacis, Florence, 1703.
• Bachovius, Reinhart Bachovius (1575-after 1635, German jurist), Notae et animadversiones ad disputationes H. Treutleri, Heidelberg, 1617–19; Exercitationes Richardi Bachovii Echtii... ad partem posteriorem Chiliades Antonii Fabri, quam de erroribus interpretum falsi inscripsit, Frankfurt, 1624; Commentarii in primam partem Pandectarum, Speyer, 1630; Tractatus de pignoribus et hypothecis absolutissimus, Frankfurt and Rostock, 1656.
• Barbeyrac: Jean Barbeyrac (1674–1729, French Protestant jurist), Traité du jeu, où l’on examine les principals questions de droit naturel et de morale qui ont du rapport à cette matière, Amsterdam, 1709; trans., John Tillotson, Sermons sur diverses matières importantes, Amsterdam, 1708–16; “Lettre de Mr. Barbeyrac...á Mr. **** sur un article des Memoires de Trevoux du mois d’Avril 1712. concernant le Traité du Jeu,” Journal des Sçavans LII, Amsterdam, 1712, pp. 404–17; “Premiere & Derniere Replique de M. Barbeyrac álaréponse précedente de M. du Tremblai,” Journal des Sçavans LV, Amsterdam, 1714, pp. 168–83, 243–53; Discours sur la permission des loix: où l’on fait voir que ce qui est permis par les loix n’est pas toujours juste & honnête: prononcé aux promotions publiques du Collège de Lausanne, le 8 de mai MDCCXV, Geneva, 1715; Discours sur le bénéfice des loix, où l’on fait voir qu’un honnête homme ne peut pas toujours se prévaloir des droits et des privilèges que les loix donnent, prononcé aux promotions publiques du Collège de Lausanne, Geneva, 1716; ed. and trans., Samuel Pufendorf, Les devoirs de l’homme et du citoien... 4e edition... augmenté d’un grand nombre de notes du traducteur; de ses deux discours sur la permission et le bénéfice des loix et du jugement de M. de Leibniz sur cet ouvrage, Amsterdam, 1718. See also Pufendorf.
• Barnes: Joshua Barnes (1654–1712, English classicist), Homeri opera, Cambridge, 1710; Euripidis quae extant omnia, Cambridge, 1694.
• Battier: Johannes Jacobus Battier (1664–1720, Swiss jurist), Quaestiones juris controversae, Basel, 1706.
• Baudouin: Franciscus Balduinus (1520–73, French Protestant jurist), Commentarius de jurisprudentia Muciana, Basel, 1558.
• Bayle: Pierre Bayle (1647–1706, French Protestant philosopher), Commentaire philosophique sur ces paroles de Jésus-Christ, Contrain-les d’entrer, ou Traité de la tolérance universelle, Rotterdam, 1713; Dictionnaire historique et critique, Rotterdam, 1697; Critique générale de l’Histoire du calvinisme de Mr. Maimbourg, Villefranche, 1682; Nouvelles lettres de l’auteur de la Critique générale de l’Histoire du calvinisme de Mr. Maimbourg, Villefranche, 1685.
• Bentley: Richard Bentley (1661–1742, English classicist), A dissertation upon the epistles of Phalaris, with an answer to the objections of... Charles Boyle, London, 1699.
• Berglerus: Stephanus Berglerus (1680–1746?, Transylvanian classicist), ed., Homer, Opera quae exstant omnia, Amsterdam (ex officina Wetsteniana), 1707.
• Bernard: Jacques Bernard (1658–1718, French Protestant theologian), De l’excellence de la religion, à quoi on a joint quatre discours..., Amsterdam, 1714.
• Berneger: Matthias Bernegger (1582–1640, Austrian historian), Observationes miscellae, Strasbourg, 1669; Justinus, cum notis... variorum, Berneggeri, Bongarsii, Vossii..., ed. C. Schrevelius, Amsterdam, 1659.
• Bibliotheca Germanica: M. Hertzius, ed., Bibliotheca Germanica, [Erfurt, 1679].
• Bibliotheque Choisie, see “Extrait des Actes.” Bignon: Jerome Bignon (1589–1656, French royal tutor and librarian), ed., Marculfi monachi formularum libri duo, Paris, 1613.
• Blondus: Flavius Blondus (Flavio Biondo), (1388–1463, Italian humanist), Historiarum ab inclinatione Romani imperii ad annum 1440, Venice, 1483.
• Bochart: Samuel Bochart (1599–1667, French Protestant theologian), Geographia sacra, Part I, Phaleg, Caen, 1646, and Frankfurt, 1674; Part II, Chanaan, Caen, 1646.
• Boecler: Johann-Heinrich Boecler (1611–92, German Catholic jurist), Ad Grotium De Jure Belli ac Pacis, Strasbourg, 1663; Dissertationes Academicae, Strasbourg, 1701–12; ed. Velleius Paterculus, Hist. rom. ad M. Vinicium cos. libri duo, Strasbourg, 1642.
• Boehmer: Justus-Henning Boehmer (1674–1749, German Protestant jurist), Introductio in jus publicum universale, Halle, 1710.
• Bongras: Jacobus Bongarsius (1554–1612, French Protestant humanist), Justinus, cum notis... variorum, Berneggeri, Bongarsii, Vossii..., ed. C. Schrevelius, Amsterdam, 1659.
• Boulanger: Julius Caesar Boulenger (1558–1628, French Jesuit), Liber de spoliis bellicis, trophaeis, arcibus triumphalibus et pompa triumphi, Paris, 1601.
• Bourdieu, John du, see Dubourdieu.
• Bovin: Jean Boivin (1663–1726, French classicist), “Dissertation sur un fragment de Diodore de Sicile,” Memoires de Literature tirez des registres de l’Academie Royale des Inscriptions et Belles Lettres II, Paris, 1717, pp. 84–113 (Barbeyrac cites the Amsterdam edition).
• Brisson: Barnabas Brisson (executed 1591, French jurist), Lexicon juris, sive de verborum quae ad jus pertinent significatione libri XIX, Frankfurt, 1587; Selectarum ex jure civili antiquitate libri duo, Paris, 1556; De formulis & sollemnibus populi Romani verbis libri VIII, Frankfurt, 1592; De solutionibus et liberationibus in Johann Gottfried Freyer, Tractatus de solutionibus, in quo de personis solventibus et solutum recipientis... agitur, Erfurt, 1660; ed., Livy, Historicorum omnium Romanorum libri omnes quotquot ad nos pervenere, Frankfurt, 1588; Deregio Persarum principatu libritres, ed. Friedrich Sylburg, Strasbourg, 1710.
• Brummerus: Fridericus Brummerus (1642–61, German Protestant jurist), Commentarius in Legem Cinciam, Paris, 1668.
• Buddeus: Johann Franz Buddeus (1667–1729, German Lutheran theologian), Historia juris naturae et synopsis juris naturae et gentium iuxta disciplinam Hebraeorum, Jena, 1695; Dissertatio de jure Zelotarum in gente Ebraea..., Halle, 1699; Selecta juris naturae et gentium, Halle, 1704; Jurisprudentiae historicae specimen in Philippus Reinhardus Vitriarius, Institutiones juris naturae et gentium... ad methodum Hugonis Grotii conscriptae, Leiden, 1734.
• Burmann: Petrus Burmann (1668–1741, Dutch humanist), ed., Ovid, Opera, Amsterdam, 1727; ed., Quintilian, De institutione oratoria libri XII, Leiden, 1720.
• Burnet: Gilbert Burnet (1643–1715, British theologian and historian), The Bishop of Salisbury his speech in the House of Lords, on the first article of the impeachment of Dr. H. Sacheverell, London, 1710.
• Bussieres: Jean de Bussiéres (1607–78, French Catholic humanist), Historia francisa ab initio monarchiae ad annum 1670, Lyons, 1671.
• Buxtorf: Johannes Buxtorfius (senior) (1564–1629, German Hebraist), Synagoga judaica, hoc est Schola Judaeorum, Hanover, 1604; Johannes Buxtorfius (junior) (1599–1664, German Hebraist and theologian), Florilegium hebraicum, continens elegantes sententias..., Basel, 1648.
• Bynckershoek: Cornelis van Bynckershoek (1673–1743, Dutch jurist), Observationes juris Romani libri quatuor, Leiden, 1710; Ad L. lecta XL. Dig. de reb. cred.... et Dissertatio de pactis juris stricti contractibus incontinenti adjectis..., Leiden, 1699; Ad L. Ἀξιῴσις IX. de lege Rhodia de jactu liber singularis et de Dominio maris dissertatio, The Hague, 1703.
• Carmichael: Gershom Carmichael (1682–1738, Scottish philosopher), ed., Samuel Pufendorf, De officio hominis et civis... supplementis et observationibus... auxit, Edinburgh, 1724 (Natural Rights on the Threshold of the Scottish Enlightenment, ed. James Moore and Michael Silverthorne, trans. Michael Silverthorne, Indianapolis: Liberty Fund, 2002).
• Casaubon: Isaac Casaubon (1559–1614, French Protestant humanist), ed., Historiae Augustae scriptores sex, Paris, 1603; trans. Polybius, Historiarum libri qui supersunt, Paris, 1609.
• Catrou: François Catrou (1659–1737, French Jesuit historian), trans., Virgil, Les Oeuvres... traduction nouvelle, avec des notes critiques et historiques, Paris, 1716.
• Cedrenus: George Cedrenus (eleventh-century Byzantine monk), Compendium historiarum..., Paris, 1647.
• Ceillier: Rémy Ceillier (1688–1761, French Catholic theologian), Apologie de la morale des Pères de l’Eglise contre les accusations de Jean Barbeyrac, Paris, 1718.
• Cellarius: Christopher Cellarius (1638–1707, German Protestant humanist), Notitia orbis antiqui, Leipzig, 1701; Dissertationes academicae varii argumenti..., Leipzig, 1712; ed., Silius Italicus, De Bello Punico Secundo libri XVII, Leipzig, 1695.
• Chalcondyl: Laonicus Chalcondylus (ca. 1423–90, Byzantine historian), Historiarum libri X, ed. Conradus Clauserius, Paris, 1650.
• Chokier: Jean de Chokier de Surlet (1571–1656, Netherlands jurist), ed. Onosander, Strategicus, sive de Imperatoris institutione notis sive dissertationibus... illustratus, Rome, 1610.
• Chomedy: Jérôme Chomedy (fl. 1567, French translator), trans., F. Guicciardini, Histoire des Guerres d’Italie, Geneva, 1593.
• Ciacconius: Petrus Ciacconius (sixteenth-century Italian classicist), C. Julii Caesaris quae exstant omnia, ex recensione Joannis Davisii... cum ejusdem animadversionibus ac notis Pet. Ciacconii, Fr. Hotmanni, Joan. Brantii, Dionys. Vossii, et aliorum, Cambridge, 1706.
• Cleonardus: Nicholas Cleynaerts (Clenardus) (ca. 1493–1542, Netherlands humanist), Institutiones ac meditationes in graecam linguam...cumscholiis P. Antesignani..., ed. Friedrich Sylburg, Frankfurt, 1580–83.
• Cocceius: Heinrich von Cocceius (1644–1717, German Protestant jurist, father of Samuel, q.v.), Juris publici prudentia, Frankfurt on Oder, 1695; De vero debitore sententia absoluta, Frankfurt on Oder, 1708; Autonomia juris gentium, ubi natum inde inter gentes discrimen civitatis mediatae et immediatae, liberae et non liberae..., Frankfurt on Oder, 1719; presided at following thesis defenses cited by Barbeyrac under his name (all Frankfurt on Oder unless otherwise stated): Johann Wehling, Disputatio de jure victoriae diviso a jure belli, Heidelberg, 1685; Johann Friedrich Hornig, Dissertatio de postliminio in pace et amnestia, 1691; Johann Pieter Thiele, De iure seminis... anno 1693, in Cocceius, Exercitationum curiosarum, Palatinarum, Trajectinarum et Viadrinarum, Lemgo, 1722; Levinus Christianus, Disputatio de lege morganatica... 1695, in ibid.; Philip Sylvester von Danckelmann, Disputatio de jure belli in amicos, 1697; Johann Herman Mayer, De iure circa actus imperfectos, Heidelberg, 1699; Johannes Gothofredus Cocceius, Disputatio de testamentis principum, 1699; Carl Friedrich Golbeck, Dissertatio de contraventionibus feudorum, Halle, 1701; Friedrich von Stephani, Disputatio...de officio et jure mediatorum pacis, 1702; Johann Philipp Kopff, Disputatio de jure poenitandi in contractibus, 1704; Friedrich von Danckelmann, Dissertatio de evocatione sacrorum, 1711; Friedrich Wilhelm von Lüderitz, Dissertatio de legato sancto, non impune, 1715.
• Cocceius jun.: Samuel von Cocceius (1679–1755, German Protestant jurist, son of Heinrich, q.v.), Jus civile controversum... ad illustrationem Compendii Lauterbachiani, Frankfurt, 1713–18.
• Columna: Hieronymus Colonna (1534–86, Italian humanist), ed., Ennius, Quae supersunt fragmenta, Naples, 1590.
• Conring: Herman Conring, (1606–81, German Protestant jurist), De Germanorum Imperio Romano liber unus, Helmstadt, 1644.
• Constantine: Robertus Constantinus (fl. 1555–73, Scottish humanist), Lexicon graecolatinum, Lyons, 1566.
• Contius, Anthony, see Leconte.
• Costa, Janus a, see Lacoste.
• Coste: Pierre Coste, (1668–1747, French Protestant translator and editor), trans., Xenophon, Hieron ou portrait de la condition des rois, Amsterdam, 1711.
• Cotta, Janus a, see Lacoste.
• Courtin: Antoine de Courtin (1622–85, French diplomat), trans., Hugo Grotius, Le Droit de la guerre et de la paix..., Paris, 1687.
• Cragius: Nicholas Craig, (1576–1602, Danish humanist), De republica Lacedemoniarum, Heidelberg, 1593.
• Creech: Thomas Creech (1659–1700, English poet), trans., The Odes, Satyrs, and Epistles of Horace. Done into English..., London, 1684.
• Cruquius: Jacobus Cruquius (1584?–1628?, Flemish classicist), ed., Q. Horatius Flaccus, Antwerp, 1578.
• Cunaeus: Petrus Cunaeus, (1586–1638, Dutch humanist), De republica Hebraeorum, Leiden, 1617.
• Cuper: Gisbert Cuper (1644–1716, Dutch historian), Notae in Lactantii tractatu de morbibus persecutorum, Abo, 1684; Observationum libri tres, Utrecht, 1670.
• Dacier, Madame: Anne Lefevre, Madame Dacier (ca. 1651–1720, French translator and editor), trans., Homer, L’Iliade, Paris, 1699; L’Odyssée, Paris, 1708.
• Dacier, Mr.: Dacier, André (1651–1722, French translator), trans., Marcus Aurelius Antoninus, Reflexions morales... avec les remarques..., Amsterdam, 1691; trans., Plutarch, Les vies des hommes illustres, Paris, 1721.
• Daniel (G.): Gabriel Daniel (1649–1728, French Catholic theologian and historian), Histoire de France, Paris, 1713.
• Daniel (P.): Pierre Daniel (1530–1603, French humanist), ed., Petronius, Satyricon... noviter recensente Jo. Petro Lotichio, Frankfurt on Main, 1629.
• Davies: John Davies (1679–1732, English classicist), ed., Maximus Tyrius, Λόγοι, Cambridge, 1703; Gaius Julius Caesar, Quae exstant omnia, Cambridge, 1706; Minucius Felix, Octavius, Cambridge, 1707; Marcus Tullius Cicero, Tusculanarum disputationum libri V, Cambridge, 1709.
• Davis, see Davies.
• Descriptio Daniae, see Kolding, Jon Jensen.
• Dodwell: Henry Dodwell (1641–1711, English classicist and nonjuror), Dissertationes Cyprianicae, Oxford, 1682.
• Dominis: Marco Antonio De Dominis (1560–1624, Dalmatian philosopher), De Republica Ecclesiastica libri X, London, 1617.
• Drakenberg: Arnoldus Drakenborchius (1684–1748, Dutch classicist), ed., Silius Italicus, Punicorum libri septemdecim..., Utrecht, 1717.
• Dryden: John Dryden (1631–1700, English poet), trans., The Works of Virgil: containing his pastorals, Georgics and Aenis. Translated into English verse by Mr. Dryden, London, 1697.
• Dubourdieu: Jean-Armand Dubourdieu (1652–1720, French Protestant theologian), An Historical Dissertation upon the Thebean Legion, London, 1696.
• Ducange: Charles du Fresne du Cange (1610–88, French Catholic historian), Histoire de l’empire de Constantinople sous les empereurs françois, Paris, 1657; ed., Histoire de St. Louis... par Jean, sieur de Joinville, Paris, 1688; Glossarium ad scriptores mediae et infimae graecitatis, Lyons, 1688; Glossarium ad scriptores mediae et infimae latinitatis, Paris, 1678.
• Du Faure, Peter, see Faber (P.).
• Du Fresne, see Ducange.
• Duker: Charles André Duker (1670–1752, Dutch classicist), Opuscula varia de Latinitate Juriscons. vet., Leiden, 1711.
• Du Pin: Louis Ellies Dupin (1657–1719, French Catholic theologian), Nouvelle bibliotheque des auteurs ecclésiastiques. Contenant l’histoire de leur vie..., Paris, 1690–1723; Dissertation préliminaire ou prelegomènes sur la Bible, Amsterdam, 1701.
• Du Plessis Mornay: Philippe du Plessis Mornay (1549–1623, French Protestant leader), Le Mystère d’iniquité, c’est à dire, l’histoire de la papauté, Saumur, 1611.
• Du Puy: Pierre Dupuy (1582–1651, French Catholic historian), Traitez touchant les droits du roy très chrestien sur plusieurs estats et seigneuries possédées par divers princes voisins..., Paris, 1655; for the manuscript of Tertullian owned by Dupuy and his brother (I.IV.5), see L. Dorez, Catalogue de la Collection Dupuy (Bibliotheque Nationale), Paris, 1899.
• Eisenschmid: Johann Gaspard Eisenschmid (1656–1712, German classicist), De ponderibus et mensuris veterum Romanorum, Graecorum, Hebraeorum, Strasbourg, 1708.
• Entretiens, dans lesquels on trait des Enterprises de l’Espagne, see Saint-Hyacinthe, Thémiseuil de.
• Erasmus: Desiderius Erasmus Roterodamus (1466–1536, Flemish humanist), Adagiorum opera, Basel, 1528.
• “Extrait des Actes publics d’Angleterre,” Bibliotheque Choisie, pour servir de suite à la Bibliotheque Universelle, Vol. XXVI, Part I, Amsterdam, 1713, pp. 1–64.
• Faber (A.): Antonius Faber (1557–1624, French jurist), Jurisprudentiae Papinianeae scientia, Cologne, 1631; De erroribus pragmaticorum in his Opera juridica, Lyons, 1658–61.
• Faber (P.): Petrus Faber (1540–1600, French jurist), Agonisticon, sive de re athletica ludisque veterum gymnicis, musicis atque circensibus spicilegiorum tractatus, Lyons, 1595.
• Fabricius: Johannes Albertus Fabricius (1668–1736, German Protestant classicist), Bibliotheca Graeca, sive Notitia scriptorum veterum graecorum..., Leipzig, 1718; ed., Sextus Empiricus, Opera, graece et Latine, Leipzig, 1718.
• Fabrius, Antonius, see Faber (A.).
• Fabrot: Charles-Annibal Fabrot (1580–1659, French jurist), ed., Jacobus Cujas, Opera omnia, Paris, 1658; ed., Anastasius (q.v.), Historia ecclesiastica, sive chronologia tripartita, Paris, 1649.
• Faure, Anthony, see Faber (A.).
• Feith: Everhard Feith, (ca. 1585-ca. 1625, Dutch humanist), Antiquitatum Homericum lib. IV... nunc primum in lucem prodeunt, Leiden, 1677.
• Felden: Johannes a Felden (d. 1668, German philosopher and jurist), Annotata in H. Grotium De Iure Belli et Pacis, Amsterdam, 1653; Annotata in H. Grotium De Iure Belli et Pacis, quibus immixtae sunt responsiones ad stricturas Graswinckelii, Jena, 1663.
• Fell: John Fell (1625–86, English theologian), ed., Sancti Caecilii Cypriani opera, Oxford, 1682.
• Flechier: Esprit Fléchier (1632–1710, French ecclesiastic), Histoire de Théodose le Grand, Paris, 1679.
• Fogerolles: Francis de Fougerolles (ca. 1560–1626, French medical writer), trans., Porphyry, Περὶ ἀποχη̂ς ἐμψύχων βιβλία τἐσσαρα ... De non necandis ad epulandum animantibus libri IIII, Lyons, 1620.
• Freinsheim: Johann Freinsheim (1608–56, German Catholic classicist), Supplementum Livianorum ad Christinam Reginam decas, Stockholm, 1649; ed., Lucius Annaeus Florus, Rerum Romanorum, editio nova, Strasbourg, 1636.
• Gamma: Antonius da Gama (1520–1604, Portuguese jurist), Decisionum supremi senatus Lusitaniae centuriae IV, Antwerp, 1650.
• Garcillasso de La Vega (1530–68, Inca historian), Histoire des Yncas, rois du Perou... traduit de l’Espagnol de l’Ynca Garcillasso de la Vega, par J. Baudoin, Amsterdam, 1704; Histoire des guerres civiles des Espagnols, dans les Indes... traduit de l’Espagnol de l’Ynca Garcillasso de la Vega, par J. Baudoin, Amsterdam, 1706.
• Gataker: Thomas Gataker (1574–1654, English theologian), Opera critica, Utrecht, 1668; Of the nature and use of lots; a treatise historicall and theologicall, London, 1649.
• Gelenius: Sigismondus Gelenius (1478–1555, Bohemian theologian), ed., Philo, Lucubrationes, Lyons, 1555.
• Gifanius, see Giphanius.
• Giphanius: Hubert Giphanius (Hubert van Giffen) (1534–1604, Flemish jurist), Commentarii in Politicorum opus Aristotelis, Frankfurt, 1608; Antinomiae juris feudalis, Frankfurt, 1606; In quatuor libros Institutionum iuris civilis Iustiniani principis commentarius absolutissimus, Strasbourg, 1629.
• Glassius: Salomonius Glassius (1593–1656, German Protestant theologian), Philologiae sacrae libri duo, Jena, 1623.
• Gnodal: Petrus Gnodalius (fl. 1525, German historian), Seditio repentina vulgi, praecipue rusticorum, anno 1525 tempore verno per universam fere Germaniam exorta..., Basel, 1570.
• Godefroy (D.): Denis Godefroy (1549–1622, French jurist), Codicis Dn. Justiniani... repetitae praelectionis libri XII, commentaris Dionys. Gothofredi illustratae [sic], Lyons, 1585.
• Godefroy (J.): Jacques Godefroy (1587–1652, Genevan jurist), Fragmenta Duodecim Tabularum, Heidelberg, 1616; Opuscula historica, politica, juridica, Geneva, 1641; Codex Theodosianus, opus posthumum, Lyons, 1665.
• Godfrey (J.), see Godefroy (J.).
• Godfrey the Monk: Godefridus of Viterbo (d. ca. 1197, Italian historian), Pantheon, sive universitatis libri, qui Chronici appellantur, XX, Basel, 1559.
• Goes, see Goesius.
• Goesius, Wilhelmus (1611–86, Dutch jurist), Vindiciae pro recepta de mutui alienatione sententia, Leiden, 1646; Rei agrariae auctores legesque variae, Amsterdam, 1674 (incl. Hyginus).
• Graswinckel: Theodor Graswinckel (1600–1666, Dutch jurist), Stricturae ad censuram Joannis à Felden... ad libros Hugoni Grotii De iure belli ac pacis, Amsterdam, 1654.
• Gravina: Johannes Vincentius Gravina (1664–1718, Neapolitan humanist), Opere, Leipzig, 1737.
• Grew: Nehemiah Grew (1628–1711, English doctor and naturalist), Cosmographia sacra, London, 1701.
• Gribner: Michael Heinrich Gribner (1682–1734, German jurist), Principiorum jurisprudentiae naturalis libri IV, Wittemberg, 1727.
• Groenwegen: Simon van Groenewegen (1613–52, Dutch jurist), Tractatus de legibus abrogatis et inusitatis in Hollandia vicinisque regionibus, Nijmegen, 1664.
• Gronovius: Johannes Fridericus Gronovius (1611–71, German Protestant jurist), ed., Hugo Grotius, De jure belli ac pacis, The Hague, 1680; Ad T. Livii... libros superstites notae, Leiden, 1645.
• Grotius: Hugo Grotius, In-leydingh tot de hollandtsche rechtgeleertheyt, Rotterdam, 1631 (“Jurisprudence of Holland”); Annotationes in Novum Testamentum, Amsterdam, 1641–50; Florum sparsio adius Iustinianeum, Paris, 1642; Annotationes ad vetus Testamentum, Paris, 1644; De imperio summarum potestatum circa sacra, commentarius posthumus, Paris, 1647; Epistolae quotquot reperiri potuerunt, Amsterdam, 1687.
• Gruter: Janus Gruterus (d. 1652, German Protestant classicist), De insulis, Frankfurt, 1624; Varii discursus, ad aliquot insigniora loca Taciti atque Onosandri, Heidelberg, 1604–5.
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• Heinsius (D.): Daniel Heinsius (ca. 1580–1655, Dutch humanist), ed., Aristotle, Πολιτικω̂ν βιβ. θ’, Leiden, 1621.
• Heinsius (N.): Nicholas Heinsius (1620–81, Dutch classicist), ed., Silius Italicus, Punicorum libri septemdecim..., Utrecht, 1717.
• Hemsterhuis: Tiberius Hemsterhuis (1685–1766, Dutch classicist), ed., Julius Pollux, Onomasticum, Amsterdam, 1706.
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• Herald: Didier Hérauld (1579–1649, French Protestant jurist), Quaestionum quotidianorum tractatus, Paris, 1650.
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• Jens: Johannes Jensius (1671–1755, Dutch humanist), Ferculum literarium, Leiden, 1717 (incl. De Fetialibus Populi Romani).
• Journal Literaire, see “Lettre à M. ****.”
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• Kolding: Jon Jensen Kolding (d. 1609, Danish topographer), Daniae Descriptio, in Stephanus Stephanius, ed., De Regno Daniae et Norvegiae... tractatus varii, Leiden, 1629.
• Kulpis: Johannes Georgius Kulpis (1652–98, German Protestant jurist), Collegium Grotianum super jura belli ac pacis in Academia Giessensi XV exercitationibus institutum, Frankfurt on Main, 1682.
• La Bruyere: Jean de La Bruyère (1644–96, French writer), Les caracteres de Theophraste traduits du grec. Avec les caracteres ou les moeurs de ce siecle, Brussells, 1697.
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• La Placette (1639–1718, French Protestant theologian), Traités des matières de conscience, Amsterdam, 1698.
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• Leconte: Antoine Leconte (ca. 1520–86, French jurist), Opera omnia, Paris, 1616.
• Lentulus: Cyriacus Lentulus (ca. 1620-ca. 1700, German classicist), Augustus, sive de covertenda in monarchia respublica, juxta ductum et mentem Taciti..., Amsterdam, 1645.
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• Mabillon: Jean Mabillon (1632–1707, French scholar), De re diplomatica libri VI, Paris, 1681.
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• Marcilly: Theodore Marcile (1548–1617, Flemish/French humanist), Leges XII Tabulorum collecta, Paris, 1600; De XII Caesaribus libri VIII, Paris, 1610; Justiniani Institutionum Quatuor nova interpretatio et methodus, Paris, 1610.
• Marsham: John Marsham (1602–83, English historian), Chronicus canon aegyptiacus, ebraïcus, graecus, et Disquisitiones, London, 1662.
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• Menage: Gilles Menage (1613–92, French humanist), Dictionnaire étymologique, ou Origines de la langue française, Paris, 1650; Juris civilis amoenitates, Paris, 1664; ed., Diogenes Laertius, De vitis, dogmatibus et apophthegmatibus clarorum philosophorum libri X, Amsterdam, 1692.
• Menkenius: Luderus Menckenius (1658–1726, German Protestant jurist), Huber Praelectionum Juris Civilis tomi tres... cura L. Menckenii, Leipzig, 1707.
• Menochius: Jacobus Menochius (1532–1607, Italian jurist), De arbitrariis judicum quaestionibus et causis libri duo..., Lyons, 1606.
• Mercier: Josias Mercerus (d. 1626, French classicist), ed., Nonius Marcellinus, Janua Linguae Latinae... primum a Nonio Marcello edita, et jam a J. Mercero... expurgata et... restituta, Paris, 1626.
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• Meziriac: Claude-Gaspar Bachet de Meziriac (1581–1638, French humanist), Epitres d’Ovide, traduites en vers françois, avec des commentaires, Bourg en Bresse, 1626.
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• Milton: John Milton (1608–1674, English poet and humanist), Pro populo anglicano defensio contra Claudii Anonymi, alias Salmasii, defensionem regiam, London, 1651.
• Moebius: Georgius Moebius (1616–97, German Protestant theologian), Tractatus philologico-theologicus de oraculorum ethnicorum origine, propagatione et duratione..., Leipzig, 1660.
• Montfaucon: Bernard de Montfaucon (1655–1741, French theologian and historian), Antiquité expliquée et représentée en figures, Paris, 1719–24.
• Muncher: Thomas Munckerus (1639–80, Dutch humanist), Hyginus quae hodie extent... Accedunt et Thomae Munckeri in fabulas Hygini annotationes, Hamburg, 1674.
• Muratori: Lodovico Antonio Muratori (1672–1750, Italian philosopher), Les Droits de l’Empire sur l’Estat Ecclesiastique, recherchez et plainement eclaircis a l’occasion de la dispute de Comacchio, et des droits particuliers de la Maison d’Este sur cette vill... Le tout traduit de l’italien, Utrecht, 1713 (first published in Italian Modena, 1712).
• Muret: Marcus Antonius Muretus (1526–85, French humanist), Commentarii in Aristotelis X libros Ethicorum ad Nicomachum..., Ingoldstadt, 1602.
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• Obrecht: Fredericus Ulricus Obrecht (1646–1701, German classicist), ed., Hugo Grotius, De jure belli et pacis libri tres, cum annotatis ipsius auctoris, & clarissimi Gronovii; tum noviter accuratis commentariis perpetuis Joh. Tesmari JCti celeberrimi... Ad calcem operis accessere Ulrici Obrechti JCti excellentissimi, observationes ad eosdem libros, Frankfurt, 1696; ed., Dictys of Crete, De Bello Trojano, Strasbourg, 1691; ed., Quintilian, Declamationes and De institutione oratoriae libri duodecim, Strasbourg, 1698; ed., Historiae Augusti scriptores sex, Strasbourg, 1677; Academica in unum volumen collecti dissertationes, orationes, programmata... complexum (ed. J. C. Kuhnius), Strasbourg, 1704.
• Olaus, Ericus: Ericus Olai (fifteenth-century Swedish historian), Historia Suecorum Gothorumque, ed. J. Messenius, Stockholm, 1615.
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• Otto: Everhard Otto (1685–1756, German Protestant jurist), Papinianus, sive de vita, studiis, scriptis, honoribus et morte Papiniani diatriba, Leiden, 1718.
• Oxford, Bishop of, see Fell.
• Pacius: Julius Pacius (1550–1635, Italian jurist), ed., Dn. sacratissimi principis Justiniani [Corpus juris civilis] studio et opera Jul. Pacii, n.p., 1580.
• Pagi: Antoine Pagi (1624–99, French historian), Critica historico-chronologica in Annales Ecclesiasticos Card. Baronii, Antwerp, 1705.
• Palmierius: Jacobus Palmerius (le Paulmier) a Grentesmesnil (1587–1670, French humanist), Exercitationes in optimos auctores graecos, Leiden, 1668.
• Peiresc, see Valois (H.).
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• Persona: Christopherus Persona (1416–85, Italian translator), trans., Agathias, De Bello Gothorum, Augsburg, 1519.
• Petau: Denis Petau (1583–1652, French Jesuit), trans., Julian the Apostate, Τὰ Σωξόμενα ... Opera quae supersunt omnia..., Leipzig, 1696.
• Petit: Samuel Petit (1594–1643, French Protestant historian), Leges Atticae, Paris, 1635.
• Picart: Michaelus Piccartus (1574–1620, German classicist), Observationes historico-politicarum 12 decades priores, Nuremberg, 1624; Observationes historico-politicarum decades posthumae, Nuremberg, 1621.
• Pichena: Curtius Pichena (fl. ca. 1600, Italian humanist), Ad Cornelii Taciti opera notae, [Hanover], 1600.
• Pignorius: Laurentius Pignorius (1571–1631, Italian humanist), De servis et eorum apud veteres ministeriis commentarius, Padua, 1656.
• Pithon: François Pithou (1543–1621, French Protestant jurist, brother of Pierre, q.v.), ed., Rutilius Lupus [and other ancient rhetoricians], Paris, 1599.
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• Potter: John Potter (1674–1747, English theologian and classicist), Archaeologia Graeca, sive Veterum Graecorum, praecipue Atheniensium, ritus civiles, religiosi, militares et domestici, Leiden, 1702.
• Presbeuta, see Henniges.
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• Publick Acts of England, The, see “Extrait des Actes.”
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• Raevardus: Jacobus Raevardus (1534–68, Flemish jurist), Ad titulum Pand. De diversis regulis juris antiqui commentarius, Antwerp, 1568.
• Ranchin: Guillaume Ranchin (1560–1605, French jurist), Variarum lectionum libri tres, Paris, 1597.
• Raphael Volaterran: Raphaelus Volaterranus (Raffaello Maffei) (d. 1522, Italian humanist), Commentariorum urbanorum... octo et triginta libri, Basel, 1530 (Vol. I is Geographia).
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• Reynold: Bernhard Heinrich Reinhold (1677–1726, German jurist), Variorum ad ius civile fere pertinentium liber singularis, Bremen, 1708.
• Rigault: Nicholas Rigault (1577–1654, French humanist), ed., Onosander, Στρατηγικός, Paris, 1599; Auctores finium regundorum, Paris, 1614.
• Ritius: Michaelus Ritius (Michaele Riccio) (d. 1515, Italian historian), De regibus Francorum lib. III... De regibus Ungariae lib. II, Basel, 1517.
• Rittersus: Conradus Rittershusius (1560–1613, German Protestant jurist), Differentiarum juris civilis et canonici seu pontificii libri septem..., Strasbourg, 1668.
• Rupert: Christopherus Adamus Rupertus (1612–47, German jurist), Dissertationes mixtae ad Valerii Maximi Exemplorum memorabilium libros IX, Nuremberg, 1663.
• Rycquius: Theodorus Rycquius (1640–90, Dutch classicist), ed., Taciti Opera quae exstant..., Leiden, 1687.
• Rymer: Thomas Rymer (1641–1713, English historian), ed., Foedera, conventiones, iterae, et cujuscumque generis acta publica, London, 1704–35.
• Saint-Hyacinthe: Thémiseuil de Saint-Hyacinthe (1684–1746, French writer), Entretiens dans lesquels on traite des enterprises de l’Espagne, des prétentions de M. le chevalier de S. George. Et de la renonciation de sa majesté catholique, The Hague, 1719.
• Salmasius: Claudius Salmasius (1588–1653, French Protestant humanist), Defensio regia pro Carolo I. ad...regem Carolum II..., n.p., 1649; Pliniae exercitationes in J. Solini Polyhistoria..., Paris, 1629; Miscellae defensiones pro Cl. Salmasio de variis observationibus et emendationibus ad ius Atticum et Romanum pertinentibus, Leiden, 1645; ed., Historiae Augustae scriptores VI..., Paris, 1620 (incl. Vopiscus); De usuris liber, Leiden, 1638.
• Sanctius: Francisco Sanchez (1523–1601, Spanish humanist), Minerva, sive de causis latinae linguae commentarius, [ed. Jacobus Perizonius], Franeker, 1693.
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• Schardius: Simon Schardius (1535–73, German Catholic jurist), ed., Eustathius, De varia temporum in jure civili observatione... libellus. Item leges Rhodiorum navales, militares et georgicae Justiniani, Basel, 1561.
• Scheffer: Johannes Gerhardus Scheffer (1621–79, German/Swedish historian), ed., Justin, Historicarum philippicarum Trogi Pompeii epitome, Hamburg, 1678.
• Schelius: Rabod Herman Schelius (1622–62, Dutch miltary writer), Publius Demophilus [pseud.], De jure imperii liber posthumus, ed. Theophilus Hogersius, Amsterdam, 1671; ed., Hygini Gromatici et Polybii Megalopolitani De castris romanis quae extant..., Amsterdam, 1660 (incl. De Praeda).
• Schickard: Gulielmus Schickardus (1592–1635, German Catholic Orientalist), Jus regium Hebraeorum, e tenebris rabbinicis erutum et luci donatum, Strasbourg, 1625.
• Schmink[r]e: Johannes Hermannus Schminke (1684–1743, German Protestant historian), ed., Eginhart, De vita et gestis Caroli Magni, Utrecht, 1711.
• Schotus: Andreas Schottus (1552–1629, Flemish Jesuit), ed., Aurelius Victor, De viris illustribus Romae liber, Douai, 1577.
• Schulting: Antonius Schultingh (1659–1734, Dutch jurist), Jurisprudentia vetus ante-Justineana..., Leiden, 1717; Enarratio partis primae Digestorum seu Pandecatarum... Justiniani, Leiden, 1720; Dissertationes de recusatione judicis..., Franeker, 1708.
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• Serres: Jean de Serres (1540–98, French Protestant theologian), Inventaire géneral de l’histoire de France, illustré par la conférence de l’Eglise et de l’Empire, Paris, 1597.
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• Sichterman: Gerardus Sichterman (1688–1730, Dutch soldier and classicist), De poenis militaribus Romanorum, dissertatio philologico-juridica, Amsterdam, 1708.
• Sigebert: Sigebert of Gembloux (d. 1112, Flemish historian), Chronicon ab anno 381 ad 1113, Paris, 1513.
• Sigonius: Carolus Sigonius (1520–84, Italian humanist), De antiquo jure civium Romanorum, Italiae provinciarum ac romanae jurisprudentiae judiciis libri XI..., Hanover, 1609.
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• Sleidan: Jean Sleidan (1506–56, German Protestant historian), De statu religionis et reipublicae, Carolo quinto Caesare, commentarii, Strasbourg, 1555.
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