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  1. (1 other version)The wise man is never merely a private citizen: The Roman Stoa in Hugo Grotius’De Jure Praedae.Martine Julia van Ittersum - 2010 - History of European Ideas 36 (1):1-18.
    The possible Stoic origins of the natural rights and natural law theories of the Dutch jurist Hugo Grotius has been a subject of scholarly debate in recent years. Yet discussions about Grotian sociability tend to focus exclusively on the meaning of appetitus societatis in De Jure Praedae and De Jure Belli ac Pacis , with little reference to the historical context. Insufficient consideration has been given to the intended audience of these works, Grotius’ purpose in writing them, and the possible (...)
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  • Dating the manuscript of De Jure Praedae : What watermarks, foliation and quire divisions can tell us about Hugo Grotius’ development as a natural rights and natural law theorist. [REVIEW]Martine Julia van Ittersum - 2009 - History of European Ideas 35 (2):125-193.
    Following the manuscript's discovery in 1864, scholars have widely assumed that De Jure Praedae was written by the Dutch lawyer Hugo Grotius in the period 1604–1606. Yet the conventional dating fails to consider the materiality of Ms. BPL 917 in Leiden University Library. By analyzing paper supplies, this article throws new light on the date and manner of the manuscript's composition. The watermarks in the paper, the quire divisions and foliation are considered in combination with relevant textual evidence, such as (...)
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