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Le droit de la nature et des gens, ou systeme general de principes les plus importans de la morale, de la jurisprudence, et de la politique. Traduit de Latin de feu Mr. le Baron de Pufendorf, par Jean Barbeyrac, ... Avec des notes du traducteur; & une préface, qui sert d'introduction à tout l'ouvrage. Seconde edition, revûë & augmenteé considerablement. Tome premier (second).
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PUFENDORF, Samuel, Freiherr von (1632--1694)
[De jure naturae et gentium. French. 1712]
Le droit de la nature et des gens, ou systeme general de principes les plus importans de la morale, de la jurisprudence, et de la politique. Traduit de Latin de feu Mr. le Baron de Pufendorf, par Jean Barbeyrac, ... Avec des notes du traducteur; & une préface, qui sert d'introduction à tout l'ouvrage. Seconde edition, revûë & augmenteé considerablement. Tome premier (second).
A Amsterdam (Place), chez Pierre de Coup,, 1712.
2 vols ; 24.5 cm (4º)
I: [2], CXXXII, [4], 613, [1] p., engr. frontis. port.
II: [4], 506, [34] p.
Translation first published in 1706 of De jure naturæ et gentium. Dedication dated: 'A Lausanne ce 15 mars 1712'. The original in Latin first appeared in 1672. Pufendorf's treatise was influential for the distinction between natural and divine law, arguing for the subordination of church to state. Barbeyrac also translated Cumberland's De legibus naturæ into French and sermons by Archbishop Tillotson. The engraved frontispiece is by P. van Gunst after D. Klöcker; title-page vignette by G.von Gouwen after G. Rademaker.
Copy Notes Two volumes bound in one before Barbeyrac's Oratio inauguralis, 1711 (q.v.). Thomas Boone was paid 8s. on 22 July 1805. (Spiers Box). Inscribed in ink on front free-endpaper 0/8/0 / John Soane / 1805, and in pencil with Boone's note The 2 Vols. in one / Notes =8s= and cyphers. Front pastedown with earlier cypher or shelfmark in red pencil T - t.
Binding C18th sprinkled calf, gilt-tooled spine compartments, black morocco spine-label.
Reference Number 3888
Additional Names Thomas Boone; Barbeyrac, Jean (1674--1744)
[De jure naturae et gentium. French. 1712]
Le droit de la nature et des gens, ou systeme general de principes les plus importans de la morale, de la jurisprudence, et de la politique. Traduit de Latin de feu Mr. le Baron de Pufendorf, par Jean Barbeyrac, ... Avec des notes du traducteur; & une préface, qui sert d'introduction à tout l'ouvrage. Seconde edition, revûë & augmenteé considerablement. Tome premier (second).
A Amsterdam (Place), chez Pierre de Coup,, 1712.
2 vols ; 24.5 cm (4º)
I: [2], CXXXII, [4], 613, [1] p., engr. frontis. port.
II: [4], 506, [34] p.
Translation first published in 1706 of De jure naturæ et gentium. Dedication dated: 'A Lausanne ce 15 mars 1712'. The original in Latin first appeared in 1672. Pufendorf's treatise was influential for the distinction between natural and divine law, arguing for the subordination of church to state. Barbeyrac also translated Cumberland's De legibus naturæ into French and sermons by Archbishop Tillotson. The engraved frontispiece is by P. van Gunst after D. Klöcker; title-page vignette by G.von Gouwen after G. Rademaker.
Copy Notes Two volumes bound in one before Barbeyrac's Oratio inauguralis, 1711 (q.v.). Thomas Boone was paid 8s. on 22 July 1805. (Spiers Box). Inscribed in ink on front free-endpaper 0/8/0 / John Soane / 1805, and in pencil with Boone's note The 2 Vols. in one / Notes =8s= and cyphers. Front pastedown with earlier cypher or shelfmark in red pencil T - t.
Binding C18th sprinkled calf, gilt-tooled spine compartments, black morocco spine-label.
Reference Number 3888
Additional Names Thomas Boone; Barbeyrac, Jean (1674--1744)