The Rights of War and Peace: Including the Law of Nature and of Nations, 5 tomas

according actions allies allowed ancient Aristotle arms Athenians authorised authority belligerent powers belonging bound Cæsar calamities captures Carthaginians cause CHAP Cicero civil law claim committed condition conduct conquered consent considered crime debt declaration deemed detained Dion Chrysostom dominion enemy enemy's engaged faith favour former given guilt hostages hostilities individuals injury injustice justice kind king law of nations law of nature laws of war liberty Livy Lubec manner matter means ment motives necessary neutral obligation observed occasions offence owner party peace person perty pirates Plutarch Polybius possession principle prisoners prisoners of war privileges promise proper public enemies punishment Quintilian reason reprisals respect restored right of conquest right of postliminium Roman Roman law rule says sect seized ships sovereign stratagem subjects surrender Tacitus tain territory ther things taken Thucydides tion treaty truce Ulpian Vattel VIII