[35] Victoria, De Indis I, n. 28, 30; Covarruvias on I Corinthians V, at the end; Thomas Aquinas, Summa II. II, q. 12, a. 2; Ayala, De Jure I, 2, 29 [Best edition of Ayala is in The Classics of International Law, Carnegie Institution of Washington, 2 vol., 1912]. [36] Thomas Aquinas, Summa II. II, q. 66, a. 8; Silvius, De infidelibus § 7; Innocent on the Decretals of Pope Gregory IX, III, 34, 8; Victoria, De Indis I, n. 81. [Franciscus Silvius, or Sylvius, or du Bois (1581-1649), was a Belgian theologian.] [37] De Indis I, n. 31. [38] Vasquius, Controversiae illustres, c. 24; Victoria, De Indis II, n. 10. [39] On the Consolation of Philosophy IV, 4, 7-10 [H. R. James’ translation, page 194]. [40] Thomas Aquinas, Summa II. II, q. 10, a. 8; Dist. XLV, C. V, C. III; Innocent, see note 1, page 17; Bartolus on Code I, 11, 1; Covarruvias in c. Peccatum, § 9, 10; Ayala, De Jure I, 2, 28. [41] Matthew X, 23. [42] On Thomas Aquinas, Summa II. II, q. 4, 66, a. 8 [Thomas de Cajetan (1469-1534), an Italian cardinal, wrote voluminous commentaries on Thomas Aquinas, Aristotle, and the Bible]. [43] Victoria, De Indis II, 1. [44] Paul de Castro on Digest I, 1, 5; Dist. I, C. VII. [45] Vasquius, Controversiae illustres, c. 1, n. 10; Lib. VI, V, 12, 3; Clem. V, 11. [46] Satires II, 2, 129-130. [47] Aratus 302-303. [48] Octavia 413-414 [Translation by E. I. Harris (Act II, Scene 1)]. [49] Aratus 302. [50] Digest VII, 5; Extravagantes of Pope John XXII, XIV, 3 and 5; Thomas Aquinas, Summa II. II, q. 78. [51] 203-204 [E. I. Harris’ translation (Act II, Scene 1)]. [52] De beneficiis VII, 12, 3. [53] Speech XIII, In behalf of the poor man. [54] De officiis I. [55] Digest I, 1, 5. [56] Vergil, Georgics I, 139-140 [Dryden’s translation I, 211]; Ovid, Metamorphoses I, 121. [57] Ovid, Metamorphoses I, 135-136 [Dryden’s translation I (English Poets XX, 432)]. [58] Ovid, Metamorphoses I, 134. [59] De beneficiis VII, 4, 3. [60] Octavia 431-432 [Grotius here takes a slight liberty with the context]. [61] De officiis I, 21 [Walter Miller’s (Loeb) translation, page 23]. [62] History I, 139, 2. [63] Duaren [a French humanist (1509-1559)], on Digest I, 8. [64] De officiis I, 51 [Walter Miller’s (Loeb) translation, page 55]. [65] De officiis I, 52. [66] Metamorphoses VI, 349-351. [67] Digest VIII, 4, 13. [68] Digest XLI, 1, 14; Comines, Memoirs III, 2; Donellus IV, 2; Digest XLI, 3, 49. [Philippe de Comines (1445-1509), a French historian, and one of the negotiators of the treaty of Senlis (1493).] [69] Digest I, 8, 10. [70] Pro Sex. Roscio Amerino 26, 72. [71] Institutes II, 1, 1 and 5; Digest I, 8, 1, 2, 10; XLI, 1, 14 and 50; XLVII, 10, 13; XLIII, 8, 3, and 4-7. [72] Act IV, Scene 3 (975, 977, 985). [73] Donellus IV, 2. [74] Digest XXXIX, 2, 24; other references same as note 1, page 29. [75] Donellus IV, 2 and 9; also references in note 1, page 29. [76] Digest I, 8, 4; XLIII, 8, 3.