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A42234	The illustrious Hugo Grotius Of the law of warre and peace with annotations, III parts, and memorials of the author's life and death.; De jure belli et pacis. English	Grotius, Hugo, 1583-1645.; Barksdale, Clement, 1609-1687.	1655 (1655)	Wing G2120; ESTC R16252	497,189	832

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An ancient learned Book of the Law called Britton FINIS † Sic enim Theoc'ymenem compellari facit Nam turpe id essct cum scias hominum ac Deûm Quod est eritque justa te haud cognoscere * Thucyd. l. 6. 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 Likewise in the first Book the Athenians being at that time in their pride say thus to the Melians Humane reason judgeth those things just which are necessary and things possible to be done are done by the mighty and suffered by the weak † Ennius Non ex jure manu consertum sed magè ferro Rem repetunt Horatius de Achille Jura negat sibi nata nibil non arrogat armis Alius de alio Hic pacē temerataque jura relinguo † In Plutarch Lysander shewing his sword saith He that hath this in his hand best dis●…utes of the bounds of his dominion And Caesar in the same Author Laws have no place in the time of war And Seneca saith Princes in war especially give with their eyes shut One man cannot satisfie so many armed usts nor can he at the same time act the good Man and the good General De ben lib. 4. c. 38. † Plutarch relates this saying of Pompey to the Momentines thus Will you never leave prating of the Laws to us that wear Sword●… Curtius lib. 9. So doth war overthrow even the Laws of Nature * Terent. Incerta haec s●…tu postules Ratione certa facere nihilo plus agas Quam si des operam ut cum ratione insanias * Nec natura potest justo secer●…re bonestum † Chrysostom on the Rom. Hom. 30. saith we men have by nature society with men What else 〈◊〉 when even the Beasts have so too See the same Father in the 1. Ch. to the Eph. where he shews that we have given unto us by nature the seeds of virtues Marc. Antoninus that Philosopher in the Throne It hath appeared that we are born for Society Is it not plain worser things are ordained for the Better and the better for one another * It is an old Proverb A Dog eats no Dogs-flesh Juven Tigris agit rabida cum Tigride pacem Parcit cognatis maculis sera Philo hath an excellent passage upon the fift Command Be you Men imitators of the mute Creatures They are taught to requite benefits c. See Porphyry de non esu animal 3. of the exceeding care of Doves about their young ones † Mar. Antonin l. 9. 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 And he saith One may more easily find a thing of an earthly nature

oath 223 Servitude 414 Sepulchers 557 Ships of enemies 564 Single combate 194 Simplicity 199. 200 Simulation 486 Solemn war 76 Soldier resisting 137 Society 151 Solomons proverbs 252 Soldiers of fortune 461 Spoil 553. 559 Spies 448 Speech 492 Strangers 537 States 90 Stronger 447 Sute 39 Subjection 47. 86. 143. 156 Subjects profit 96 Subjects War 135 Succession 101 Superiors 136. 240 Suppliants 388. 596 Supremacy 137 Suffrance 382 Surety 398 Succour 458 Supplie 480 Sword 26. 72 Swearing 234 T TEmperament 581. 604 Tertullian 51. 157 Temporary right 102 Terrour 599 Theseus 294 Thebaean Legion 65. 158 Thief 68. 189 Tithe 558 Tribute 35. 132 Trajans saying 149 Traitors 166. 304. 508 Truth 490 Tutor 40. 96 Turks 256 Tyranny 95 Tyrant 237 V VAlour 59. 505 Valentian's answer 94 Vengeance 47 Unequal league 123 Voluntary Law 6. 7 Usufructuary 102 Usurper 169 W WAr 1 War private 66 War publick 76 War for punishment 350 War for religion 270 War without cause 409 War doubtful 426 War declined 440. 448 War for others 451. 457 War solemn 76. 518 Waste 553. 604 War unjust 575 Words of Art 261 Women 316. 538. 551. 589 X XEnophon's Cyrus 41 Y. 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