[167] Guicciardini, Storia d’Italia XIX. [168] Vasquius, Controversiae illustres c. 10, n. 10; Victoria, De Indis I, 1, n. 3; Digest VI, 1. 27; L, 17, 55, 151; XLII, 8, 13; XXXIX, 2, 24; Bartolus on Digest XLIII, 12, 1; Castrensis on Code III, 34, 10; Digest XXXIX, 3, 1. [169] Vasquius, Controversiae illustres c. 4, n. 3 ff.; Digest XXXIX, 2, 26. [170] Vasquius, same reference. [171] Vasquius, same reference, n. 5. [172] In his Works and Days [The entire passage as translated by A. W. Mair (Oxford translation, page 1) is: “For when he that hath no business looketh on him that is rich, he hasteth to plow and to array his house: and neighbour vieth with neighbour hasting to be rich: good is this Strife for men.”]. [173] Code IV, 59. [174] Cajetan on Thomas Aquinas, Summa II. II, q. 77, a. 1, ad 3. [175] Politics I, 9. [176] Hexameron V, 10, 4, q. 44. [177] In funere Basilii. [178] Thucydides, Isocrates, Andocides. [179] Isocrates, Archidamos 51 [Grotius probably quoted here from memory]. [180] Panegyric 176. [181] De officiis I, 35. [182] Polus Lucanus apud Stobaeum, De iustitia; Clemens Alexandrinus, Stromateis; Augustine, City of God IV, 15. [183] On the liberty of the Rhodians XV, 10 [Pickard-Cambridge’s translation I, page 59]. [184] Propertius IV, vi, 47-52 [Butler’s (Loeb) translation, page 305]. [185] City of God V, 1. [186] Digest XLIII, 14, 1. [187] Digest XLIII, 12, 1. [188] Digest XLIII, 12, 1. [189] Digest XLIII, 8, 2; XLVII, 10, 13 and 24; Silvestris, on the word ‘restitutio’; Oldradus and Archidiaconus on Digest XLVIII, 12, 2, and XLVII, 11, 6 [Oldrado de Ponte (?-1335), a Bologna canonist. Archidiaconus is probably the Italian decretalist Guido Bosius.] [190] City of God IV. [191] De officiis I, 34 [Walter Miller’s (Loeb) translation, page 37]. [192] Digest XLI, 1, 50; Heinrich von Gorcum, De bello justo 9. TRANSCRIBER’S NOTE Footnote [100a] is referenced twice, from page 38 and from the prior Footnote [99a]. Obvious typographical errors and punctuation errors have been corrected after careful comparison with other occurrences within the text and consultation of external sources. Some hyphens in words have been silently removed, some added, when a predominant preference was found in the original book. Except for those changes noted below, all misspellings in the text, and inconsistent or archaic usage, have been retained. Pg 16 (Fn 33a): ‘Eugenium II;’ replaced by ‘Eugenium III;’. Pg 16 (Fn 35a): ‘Corinthinas V,’ replaced by ‘Corinthians V,’. Pg 31: ‘praetors was able’ replaced by ‘praetors were able’. Pg 44: ‘this is specificially’ replaced by ‘this is specifically’. Pg 68: ‘more absurd then’ replaced by ‘more absurd than’. Pg 80 (Index): ‘Baldis’ replaced by ‘Baldus’.