How To Use Grotius In A Sentence
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Zion thus calls her kinsmen (Ro 11: 14) slain throughout the country or carried captives to Babylon [Grotius].
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Western scholar Hugo Grotius, Thomas Hobbes , John Locke , Rousseau expand and supplement the human rights theory from different respects.
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The fundamental belief in a rational relationship between internationalism is Grotius type of human rationality, that is, the concept of social affinity.
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Seventeenth-century philosopher Hugo Grotius coined the Latin phrase dominium eminens
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For the unchangeable God governs the world on the same unchangeable principles. thou shall lie in ... uncircumcised -- As circumcision was an object of mocking to thee, thou shall lie in the midst of the uncircumcised, slain by their sword [Grotius].
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With regard to the former, natural-law theories from Grotius to Locke had been emphasizing that Christianity could safeguard moral foundation.
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When the Indian captured an enemy he did not obey Grotius' laws of war by taking prisoners and seeking to exchange them.
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The "free seas" advocated by Hugo Grotius, a Dutch jurist, in 1609 never in practice extended quite to the high-tide mark.
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The honor is well-deserved, for Holland may fairly be called the fountainhead of modern international law, and has produced many of its best expounders, from Grotius and Bynkershoek to Asser.
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Hugo Grotius (1583-1645), a great Dutch jurist and thinker, was not only one of the fathers of modern international law , but also the author of an influential natural law philosophy.
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blasphemed, or insulted, as it is understood by Grotius, who confirms this rendering from the Hebrew of Levit.xxiv. 11, where in this passage the Israelitish woman's son blasphemed the name of the Lord.
The Grounds of Christianity Examined by Comparing The New Testament with the Old
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Add the words of Grotius: "leuka himatia, hoc loco et infra, iii. 18; iv.
Epistles to the Seven Churches in Asia.
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The past tense implies at the same time the certainty of it, as also that in this life a kind of foretaste in Christ is already given [Grotius] (Jer 6: 16; Mt 11: 28, 29).
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The title fully shews what Grotius gives in this book.
The Life of the Truly Eminent and Learned Hugo Grotius
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The Earl of Leicester, who had the affair of the precedency much at heart, had another conferrence on that subject with Grotius, of which the latter gives an account to the High Chancellor, July 26, 1637.
The Life of the Truly Eminent and Learned Hugo Grotius
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Somers vindicated the use of the word abdication by quotations from Grotius and Brissonius, Spigelius and Bartolus.
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Both international law and domestic legal norms in the Christian world had roots in an accepted morality and in natural law, and had common intellectual progenitors (including Grotius, Locke, Vattel).
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Maurice may have wept as sincerely over the errors of Arminius as any one of "the crocodile crew that believe in election;" Barneveld and Grotius may have been on the road to Rome; none of these things seem probable, but if they were all proved true in opposition to his views, we should still have the long roll of glowing tapestry he has woven for us, with all its life-like portraits, its almost moving pageants, its sieges where we can see the artillery flashing, its battle-fields with their smoke and fire, -- pictures which cannot fade, and which will preserve his name interwoven with their own enduring colors.
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Him that answereth" is the scholar who has to answer the questions of his teacher (Lu 2: 47) [Grotius].
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He received civilities from the English ambassador, Lord Scudamore, who at his request gave him an introduction to Grotius.
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He presently sat down and took out a _Grotius De Veritate_, over which he "seesawed" so violently that the mob ran back to see what was the matter.
Samuel Johnson
