The Life of the Truly Eminent and Learned Hugo Grotius / Containing a Copious and Circumstantial History of the Several Important and Honourable Negotiations in Which He Was Employed; together with a Critical Account of His Works

by M. de Burigny

Votum pro pace ecclesiasticâ, contra examen Andreæ Riveti. See the Life of Grotius, B. 6. § 12.

Rivetiani apologetici discussio. See the Life of Grotius, B. 6. § 12.

De summo sacerdotio. See the Life of Grotius, B. 5. § 12.

De dogmatis, ritibus, & gubernatione Ecclesiæ Christianæ.

De dogmatis quæ reipublicæ noxia sunt aut dicuntur.

M. Annæi Lucani Pharsalia, ex emendatione & cum notis H. Grotii. Lug. Bat. 1614. See the Life of Grotius, B. 6. § 5.

Dicta poëtarum quæ apud Joannem Stobeum extant, emendata & Latino carmine reddita ab Hugone Grotio: accesserunt Plutarchi & Basilii Magni de usu Græcorum poëtarum. Parisiis, 1622. See the Life of Grotius, B. 2. § 14. B. 3. § 6.

Apologeticus eorum, qui Hollandiæ, Westfrisiæ, & vicinis quibusdam nationibus ex Legibus præfuerunt ante mutationem anni 1618. Parisiis, 1622. See the Life of Grotius, B. 2. § 14. B. 3. § 4.

De Jure Belli ac Pacis Libri tres. Parisiis, 1625. The best edition of this celebrated work is that published at Amsterdam, in 1720, by John Barbeyrac, who has translated it so happily. At the end of this edition he subjoined a small tract of Grotius: De equitate, indulgentiâ, & facilitate, liber singularis. See the Life of Grotius, B. 3. § 9.

Excerpta ex tragoediis & comediis Græcis, tùm quæ extant, tùm quæ perierunt: emendata & Latinis versibus reddita ab Hugone Grotio, cum notis & indice auctorum ac rerum. Parisiis apud Nicolaum Buon, 1626. See the Life of Grotius, B. 2. § 14. B. 3. § 6.