On Law and Power (Sources in Early Modern Economics, Ethics, and Law)

The Dicaeologicae was an immense Latin work that sought to construct a single comprehensive juridical system by collating the Decalogue, Jewish law, Roman law, and various streams of European customary law. The translated sections comprising On Law and Power address such topics as: common law, natural law, private or individual (civil) law, the nature of sovereign public authority, and limitations on public power.