Natural Law and the Theory of Society, 1500-1800

Achenwall Althusius argues Arnisaeus ascribed associations basis belongs Bodin Church cive civil civitas civitatis collegia conception constitution contract corpus Daries delict distinction doctrine edition Ephors exercise existence Fichte Frankfort German Gierke refers Grotius Group-person groups Gundling Hobbes Hoffbauer Huber ibid idea imperium individual Instit J. H. Boehmer jura jure juris jurist jus gentium Jus nat jus naturale Kant king Leibniz Leviathan liberty limits magistratus majesty majority-principle monarchy Montesquieu moral person Natural Law natural-law theory Nettelbladt obligation original persona moralis politicae popular sovereignty populus positive law possess potestas principle public law Pufendorf quae recognise regard relation Respublica rights and duties Roman law Rousseau Ruler rules Scheidemantel Schlözer Schmier singuli social social contract society sovereign Suarez Subject supra Syst thinkers Thomasius tion unity universi universitas unum whole Wolff writers