Hugo Grotius, the Miracle of Holland: A Study in Political and Legal ThoughtNelson-Hall, 1981 - 241 páginas Studie over de politieke en juridische denkbeelden van de Nederlandse jurist, staatsman, diplomaat en historicus (1583-1645) en de invloed daarvan op de huidige maatschappij |
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... volitional divine law ; for volitional divine law does not enjoin or forbid those things which in themselves and by their own nature are obligatory or not permissible , but by forbidding things it makes them unlawful , and by commanding ...
... volitional divine law ; for volitional divine law does not enjoin or forbid those things which in themselves and by their own nature are obligatory or not permissible , but by forbidding things it makes them unlawful , and by commanding ...
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... volitional law that he expressed his thoughts on the subject of change . Grotius was unyielding in his conviction that the law of nature was unchangeable , even , as was learned , to the extent of directly stating that God himself could ...
... volitional law that he expressed his thoughts on the subject of change . Grotius was unyielding in his conviction that the law of nature was unchangeable , even , as was learned , to the extent of directly stating that God himself could ...
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... volitional laws and presented his ideas on permissibility . The purpose of volitional law was to create rules for specific factual circumstances , and these rules could be fashioned in accordance with courses of action that were ...
... volitional laws and presented his ideas on permissibility . The purpose of volitional law was to create rules for specific factual circumstances , and these rules could be fashioned in accordance with courses of action that were ...
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Grotius the Man | 1 |
A Case of Dual Paternity | 9 |
Grotius and the Law of Nature | 27 |
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