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Show Df W4r 111tl PtUt etnHI , that contraCls which were gone into ttull £hould bear no achon, no more than ingratitude : fo that men were conftrained either to fulfill the contraCt: pre• {ently , or be content with the naked faith of tke debter. And Seneca wi· fheth all the world were in this conditi- Debcntf. J; on: Would :we could perfn,ade men to ~e- 1f• ceive mony [tnt , only from thpfe that par it wiilingly ; would no jl-ipulation did bind the lmyer to tht feller , nor Jealed bv11ds and indentures were laid up. Faith fhould • . , rather k.§ep thofe agruments, and a mind ClVll. ~· fludious of right. Appian alfo faith~ it Y~ !"~~~· 'T.>J diflpleafed the Perftttns, to OlVC· money< ,be- To QJnJiff' Xfli'IIJ- • d . d . proeodcm· di- ing a thing obnoxtous to ecett an lymg. xit. Hcrodotua t;i£/ian t faith the fame of the Indian~, Ch?· With whom Strabo * agrees in thele t LL!bb. 4· words : The'] have no judgments btJt a· · 1 • 11. bout jlaug,m, er ,a n d t.n ].u ry ; be c~uJre a man cannot help it , hut he may fall rnto thefe : But contrails are in every or.es power; · wherefore one muftbear with it, if amaH break his word , and confider afore hand w.hom one trufts,and not fill the Common· Srob. de Le·· wealth with Law-fuit s. And it was a con· ~ibus. . ftitution of (harondM 'that none fbould comme11ce an a8ion , who had trufied another with the price of his com~~dity: which al[o pleafed Plato. And 1t 15 De tegib. I. Mor. Nic.S. J ~· :M-.~r.J.lib.I. noted by Ariftot/e , that fame have .n6 tryalls about thefe matter :for they tht.n} rnen ought to be content with the fat~ whi~h the"} have takJn • .And clfewhc~e," · Jom~ 'Ih1 fotonJ PM't. fi•• plAets th1 Laws permit 'ID 11a;,,. for what 11 .trufl~d , '" if h; weft ontl] to II• Jea/t wtth prwmeiJ, with wb1m on' httt6 ~ont~aCfed 1 and t~tk.!n his word. ThcobJc6bons brought againll this opinion out of the Roman Law, conc~rn not our Em- . ·~ baff~d?rs, but thofe that are provincial Ot mumcJpaJ. LXXII. Tht right of Emhaj[a• · fad'ors vi11dicated by JYar. PRophane Hillarierf are full of wan t R1111aiDb ill undertaken becauie -of wrona done to 61/JMm fufttp~~ mbaffadors. And in the facred • lto tt "'. Smotw. · Js exfiant the memory of the war h. ryh Appumru tx: D-t ·J h W IC etrpto Llt;Atll• vt upon .r at ground waged againlt ~lf11J4·.(ilo Io. the .Am'!'omtes: Nor doth (icero eltecm JrJ_IIJyr~Ds & any cau!e more JUlt ag.ainlt Mithrid~ttes L1g1Ves: PDlr' •. !Ji111 e~eerp:. U f. & J 34• itO .fPfJs • Diotz e~e I . , LtgAttDnlllll in T.,-tllli,Jos • Dion]f.;, 1 · i cg.z..m CormtbiDs: Livi11s liD a.· I%1111JI. ht~bt; """tl. ;~irno=i~::/;·~. ,eg. 4 •6 Fr~~&tJrum t!Jo Gtrmwr~,; • S r~ · · •"• 3• &. 1• ocr 88 & m!•£.•£· .. .1 .. . 3. I IIIII.J.o,YidiCbrJ{Ijt.llaStA,iriHtnlib.;. •rw#l,.;.l...,lll/, L X X I I I. Of 'the riaht of B · f Th . h .~ ,_ r, ur .Ja • ·' rJg t oJ uuria/ fprings from the [t~mt Law of f!t~tion.r. . ~ ·BY the LawofNations ~hich Lth : rifefi h . . . ' ••4 Its roi? t eJr wz/!1 fepulture is alfo due to the bodle$ af.the dead, Dion (hryfofto11J aman_glt manners or cufioms wh' h h • oppoleth · · '""" ' 1 e to wtmen L:~w·, after the 'r i'ohc~s of Embaffadors 'mendoni' not to fo~ln'J V 3 tk~td |
