Deipnosophistae
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The Freedom of the Seas (Mare Liberum) Hugo Grotius 1 neutral 1 citation
Marks the citation act reporting Athenaeus's anecdote.
Haec igitur sunt illa quae Romani vocant communia omnium iure naturali aut quod idem esse diximus, publica iurisgentium, sicut et usum eorum modo communem, modo publicum vocant. Quamquam vero etiam ea nullius esse, quod ad proprietatem attinet, recte dicantur, multum tamen differunt ab his quae nullius sunt, et communi usui attributa non sunt, ut ferae, pisces, aves; nam ista si quis occupet, in i …
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