[288] Robinson's, Chr., Admiralty Reports, Vol. I. p. 140.
[289] Heffter, Das Europäische Völkerrecht der Gegenwart, § 2.
[290] Principles of Moral and Political Philosophy, Book VI. ch. 12.
[291] Principles of Moral and Political Philosophy, Book VI. ch. 12.
[292] Cauchy, Du Duel considéré dans ses Origines, Liv. I. Seconde Époque, Ch. V. Tom. I. pp. 91, 92.
[293] Du Cange, Dissertations sur l'Histoire de St. Louis, Diss. XXVII. (XXIX.): Des Guerres Privées.
[294] Coxe, History of the House of Austria, Ch. XIX. and XXI.
[295] "Statuimus, juxta antiquum ecclesiasticæ observationis morem, ut quicumque tam impia et Christianæ paci inimica pugna alterum occiderit seu vulneribus debilem reddiderit, velut homicida nequissimus et latro cruentus, ab Ecclesiæ et omnium fidelium cœtu reddatur separatus," etc.—Canon XII. Concil. Valent.,—quoted by Cauchy, Du Duel, Liv. I. Première Époque, Ch. III., Tom. I. p. 43, note.
[296] "Nunc agentes gratias, quod ea Romana justitia finiret, feritasque sua novitate incognitæ disciplinæ mitesceret, et solita armis decerni jure terminarentur."—Velleius Paterculus, Lib. II. c. 118.
[297] Robertson, History of Charles V., Vol. I. Note 22.