Theatre of Love is an early seventeenth-century emblem book belonging to the tradition of the Baroque emblemata amatoria.
This book is a scholarly anthology of Greek philosophical texts on the subject of fate, assembled and edited…
Florum sparsio ad ius Iustinianeum is a work of learned legal scholarship by the Dutch jurist, theologian, philologist,…
The text is organized as a meticulous, dated, month-by-month diary of political, military, and naval events, with a…
Grotius composed it in Latin, and it circulated under the title Liber de Antiquitate Reipublicae Batavicae (published in…
Hugo Grotius's Mare Liberum argues that the sea is by nature free and cannot be owned, divided, or…
It is not an original composition by Grotius but rather an example of the humanist philological work in…
Philosophorum sententiae de fato is a scholarly anthology assembled by Hugo Grotius, gathering ancient Greek and Latin passages…
The Inleidinge is a systematic treatise on the private law of Holland, written in Dutch by Hugo Grotius.
De veritate religionis Christianae is a six-book Latin apologetic defending the truth and credibility of Christianity.
The Annotationes ad Vetus Testamentum is a Latin philological and exegetical commentary on the books of the Hebrew…
The Verclaringhe is a short political-religious document from the Dutch Republic associated with Hugo Grotius.
Hugo Grotius was a Dutch jurist, humanist, theologian, and statesman, regarded as a founder of modern international law.
This work is a petition by Hugo Grotius addressed to the King of France, concerning his proscription arising…
This volume presents the posthumous publication of Hugo Grotius's annotations on the Epistles of St.