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Philosophy
The freedom of the seas : $b or, The right which belongs to the Dutch to take part in the East Indian trade
Grotius, Hugo
Freedom of the seas; Law of the sea
[32a] Victoria XVI, n. 27.
[33a] Vasquius, Controversiae illustres, c. 21; Turre Cremata II,
c. 113; Hugo on Dist. XCVI, C. VI (Cum ad verum); Bernhardus, De
consolatione ad Eugenium III; Victoria, De Indis I, n. 27; Covarruvias
in c. Peccatum § 9, n. 7.
[34a] Matthew XVII, 27; XX, 26; John VI, 15.
[35a] Victoria, De Indis I, n. 28, 30; Covarruvias on I Corinthians V
in fine; Thomas Aquinas, Summa II. II, q. 12, a. 2; Ayala, De Jure I,
2, 29.
[36a] Thomas Aquinas, Summa II. II, q. 66, a. 8; Silvius, De
infidelibus § 7; Innocentius on Decretales Gregorii Papae IX, III,
34, 8 (De voto, c. Quod super his); Victoria, De Indis I, n. 31.
[37a] De Indis I, n. 31.
[38a] Vasquius, Controversiae illustres, c. 24; Victoria, De Indis
II, n. 10.
[39a] De consolatione philosophiae IV, carmen 4, 7-10.
[40a] Thomas Aquinas, Summa II. II, q. 10, a. 8; Dist. XLV, C. V (De
Iudeis), C. III (Qui sincera); Innocentius, cf. note 1, page 17;
Bartolus on Code I, 11, 1 (De paganis); Covarruvias in c. Peccatum, §
9, 10; Ayala, De Jure I, 2, 28.
[41a] Matthew X, 23.
[42a] On Thomas Aquinas, Summa II. II, q. 4, 66, a. 8.
[43a] Victoria, De Indis II, 1.
[44a] Castrensis on Digest I, 1, 5 (De iustitia et iure, L. Ex hoc
iure); Dist. I, C. VII (Ius naturale).
[45a] Vasquius, Controversiae illustres, c. 1, n. 10; Lib. VI, V, 12,
3 (De verborum significatione, c. Exiit, qui seminat); Clem. V, 11
(De verborum significatione, c. Exivi de paradiso).
[46a] Sermones II, 2, 129-130.
[47a] Avienus, Aratus 302-303 [promisca quetura V; promiscaque cura
A; iura peragros; praestiterat Buhlius, Breyzig].
[48a] Seneca, Octavia 413-414.
[49a] Avienus, Aratus 302.
[50a] Digest VII, 5 (De usu fructu earum rerum, quae usu consumuntur
vel minuuntur); Extravag. XIV, 3 et 5 (De verborum significatione, c.
Ad conditorem, et c. Quia quorundam); Thomas Aquinas, Summa II. II,
q. 78.
[51a] Thyestes 203-204 (F. CXXII).
[52a] De beneficiis VII, 12, 3.
[53a] Ps. Quintilianus, Declamatio XIII (Pro paupere).
[54a] Cicero, De officiis I.
[55a] Digest I, 1, 5 (De iustitia et iure, L. Ex hoc iure).
[56a] Vergil, Georgica I, 139-140; Ovid, Metamorphoses I, 121.
[57a] Ovid, Metamorphoses I, 135-136.
[58a] Ovid, Metamorphoses I, 134 (exsultavere, Magnus).
[59a] De beneficiis VII, 4, 3.
[60a] Octavia 431-432.
[61a] De officiis I, 21.
[62a] Thucydides I, 139, 2.
[63a] Duarenus on Digest I, 8 (De divisione rerum).
[64a] De officiis I, 51.
[65a] De officiis I, 52.
[66a] Ovid, Metamorphoses VI, 349-351 (aquis, 349, and ad publica,
351, Merkel).
[67a] Digest VIII, 4, 13 (Communia praediorum, L. Venditor).
[68a] Digest XLI, 1, 14 (De adquirendo rerum dominio, L. Quod in
litore); Comines, Memoirs III, 2; Donellus IV, 2; Digest XLI, 3, 49
(De usucapionibus).
[69a] Digest I, 8, 10 (De divisione rerum, L. Aristo).
[70a] Cicero, Loco citato. [Pro Sex. Roscio Amerino 26, 72].
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