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The freedom of the seas : $b or, The right which belongs to the Dutch to take part in the East Indian tradeGrotius, Hugo

Philosophy

The freedom of the seas : $b or, The right which belongs to the Dutch to take part in the East Indian trade

Name: The freedom of the seas : $b or, The right which belongs to the Dutch to take part in the East Indian trade
Author: Grotius, Hugo

Grotius, Hugo

Freedom of the seas; Law of the sea

[71a] Institutes II, 1, 1 et 5 (De rerum divisione, § Et quidem
naturali; § Litorum); Digest I, 8, 1, 2, 10 (De rerum divisione);
Digest XLI, 1, 14 et 50 (De adquirendo rerum dominio, L. Quod in
litore, et L. Quamvis); Digest XLVII, 10, 13 (De iniuriis, L.
Iniuriarum § si quis me); Digest XLIII, 8, 3 (Ne quid in loco
publico, L. Litora) et 4-7.

[72a] 975, 977, 985 (IV, 3).

[73a] Donellus IV, 2.

[74a] Digest XXXIX, 2, 24 (De damno infecto, L. Fluminum); other
references same as note 1, page 29.

[75a] Donellus IV, 2 et 9; also references in note 1, page 29.

[76a] Digest I, 8, 4 (De divisione rerum, L. Nemo igitur); XLIII, 8,
3 (Ne quid in loco publico, L. Litora).

[77a] Horace, Carmina III, i, 33-34.

[78a] Digest XLIII, 8, 3 (as in note 1); 8, 2 (eod. tit., L. Praetor,
§ Adversus).

[79a] Digest XLIII, 12, 1 (De fluminibus, L. Ait praetor, § Si in
mari).

[80a] Pliny, Naturalis historia IX, 54, 170.

[81a] Martial, Epigrammata X, 30, 19-20.

[82a] De Nabuthe, cap. 3.

[83a] Digest XLVII, 10, 14 (De iniuriis, L. Sane si maris).

[84a] Cf. note 1, page 31.

[85a] Digest XLIV, 3, 7 (De diversis, L. Si quisquam).

[86a] Digest XLI, 3, 45 (De usucapionibus, L, Praescriptio).

[87a] Digest XLVII, 10, 13 (De iniuriis, L. Iniuriarum, § Si quis me).

[88a] Novella Leonis, 102, 103, 104; cf. Cuiacium XIV, 1.

[89a] Hexameron V, 10, 27.

[90a] Donellus IV, 6.

[91a] Joannes Faber on Institutes II, 1 (§ Litorum); Digest XIV, 2, 9
(De Lege Rhodia, L. Ἀξίωσις).

[92a] Digest XLIII, 8, 3 (Ne quid in loco publico, L. Litora).

[93a] Digest V, 1, 9 (De iudiciis, L. Insulae); XXXIX, 4, 15 (De
publicanis, L. Caesar); Gloss. on Digest I, 8, 2 (De divisione rerum,
L. Quaedam); Institutes II, 1; Baldus on Quaedam (above).

[94a] Baldus, Quibus modis feudi amittuntur, c. In principio, 2 col;
Code XI, 13, 1; Angelus on Digest XLVII, 10, 14 (De iniuriis, L.
Sane); Digest VIII, 4, 13 (Communia praediorum, L. Venditor fundi) et
4 (L. Caveri).

[95a] C. Quae sint Regalia, in Feudis.

[96a] Balbus, De praescriptionibus IV, 5; 1, q. 6, n. 4.

[97a] Digest XLVII, 10, 13 (De iniuriis, L. Iniuriarum, § 7, v.
conductori); XLIII, 9, 1 (De loco publico fruendo).

[98a] Cf. note 1.

[99a] Ennius: ‘Nihilo minus ipsi lucet, cum illi accenderit’.
Vahlen,[100a] Fab. Inc. 398 (Telephus?).

[100a] Cicero, De officiis I, 51.

[101a] Seneca, De beneficiis III, 28 [IV, 28].

[102a] Johannes Faber on Institutes II, 1, 5 (De rerum divisione, §
Litorum).

[103a] Pliny, Naturalis historia II, 69; VI, 27 [(31) Vol. 1, pp.
482-488 Mayhoff]; Pomponius Mela, De situ orbis III.

[104a] Pliny, Naturalis historia VI, 20 (23).

[105a] Geographica II et XVII.

[106a] Pliny, Naturalis historia XII, 19 [VI, 23].

[107a] Gloss. on Lib. VI, I, 6, 3 (De electione, c. Ubi periculum, §
Porro); on Digest II, 12, 3 (De feriis, L. Solet [Grotius has Licet]).

[108a] Digest I, 8, 4 (De divisione rerum, L. Nemo igitur); Gentilis,
De jure belli I, 19.

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The freedom of the seas : $b or, The right which belongs to the Dutch to take part in the East Indian tradeGrotius, Hugo

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

[71a] Institutes II, 1, 1 et 5 (De rerum divisione, § Et quidem
naturali; § Litorum); Digest I, 8, 1, 2, 10 (De rerum divisione);
Digest XLI, 1, 14 et 50 (De adquirendo rerum dominio, L. Quod in
litore, et L. Quamvis); Digest XLVII, 10, 13 (De iniuriis, L.
Iniuriarum § si quis me); Digest XLIII, 8, 3 (Ne quid in loco
publico, L. Litora) et 4-7.

[72a] 975, 977, 985 (IV, 3).

[73a] Donellus IV, 2.

[74a] Digest XXXIX, 2, 24 (De damno infecto, L. Fluminum); other
references same as note 1, page 29.

[75a] Donellus IV, 2 et 9; also references in note 1, page 29.

[76a] Digest I, 8, 4 (De divisione rerum, L. Nemo igitur); XLIII, 8,
3 (Ne quid in loco publico, L. Litora).

[77a] Horace, Carmina III, i, 33-34.

[78a] Digest XLIII, 8, 3 (as in note 1); 8, 2 (eod. tit., L. Praetor,
§ Adversus).

[79a] Digest XLIII, 12, 1 (De fluminibus, L. Ait praetor, § Si in
mari).

[80a] Pliny, Naturalis historia IX, 54, 170.

[81a] Martial, Epigrammata X, 30, 19-20.

[82a] De Nabuthe, cap. 3.

[83a] Digest XLVII, 10, 14 (De iniuriis, L. Sane si maris).

[84a] Cf. note 1, page 31.

[85a] Digest XLIV, 3, 7 (De diversis, L. Si quisquam).

[86a] Digest XLI, 3, 45 (De usucapionibus, L, Praescriptio).

[87a] Digest XLVII, 10, 13 (De iniuriis, L. Iniuriarum, § Si quis me).

[88a] Novella Leonis, 102, 103, 104; cf. Cuiacium XIV, 1.

[89a] Hexameron V, 10, 27.

[90a] Donellus IV, 6.

[91a] Joannes Faber on Institutes II, 1 (§ Litorum); Digest XIV, 2, 9
(De Lege Rhodia, L. Ἀξίωσις).

[92a] Digest XLIII, 8, 3 (Ne quid in loco publico, L. Litora).

[93a] Digest V, 1, 9 (De iudiciis, L. Insulae); XXXIX, 4, 15 (De
publicanis, L. Caesar); Gloss. on Digest I, 8, 2 (De divisione rerum,
L. Quaedam); Institutes II, 1; Baldus on Quaedam (above).

[94a] Baldus, Quibus modis feudi amittuntur, c. In principio, 2 col;
Code XI, 13, 1; Angelus on Digest XLVII, 10, 14 (De iniuriis, L.
Sane); Digest VIII, 4, 13 (Communia praediorum, L. Venditor fundi) et
4 (L. Caveri).

[95a] C. Quae sint Regalia, in Feudis.

[96a] Balbus, De praescriptionibus IV, 5; 1, q. 6, n. 4.

[97a] Digest XLVII, 10, 13 (De iniuriis, L. Iniuriarum, § 7, v.
conductori); XLIII, 9, 1 (De loco publico fruendo).

[98a] Cf. note 1.

[99a] Ennius: ‘Nihilo minus ipsi lucet, cum illi accenderit’.
Vahlen,[100a] Fab. Inc. 398 (Telephus?).

[100a] Cicero, De officiis I, 51.

[101a] Seneca, De beneficiis III, 28 [IV, 28].

[102a] Johannes Faber on Institutes II, 1, 5 (De rerum divisione, §
Litorum).

[103a] Pliny, Naturalis historia II, 69; VI, 27 [(31) Vol. 1, pp.
482-488 Mayhoff]; Pomponius Mela, De situ orbis III.

[104a] Pliny, Naturalis historia VI, 20 (23).

[105a] Geographica II et XVII.

[106a] Pliny, Naturalis historia XII, 19 [VI, 23].

[107a] Gloss. on Lib. VI, I, 6, 3 (De electione, c. Ubi periculum, §
Porro); on Digest II, 12, 3 (De feriis, L. Solet [Grotius has Licet]).

[108a] Digest I, 8, 4 (De divisione rerum, L. Nemo igitur); Gentilis,
De jure belli I, 19.

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