Seneca the Elder
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The Rights of War and Peace Hugo Grotius 1 citation
Grotius cites Seneca the elder for the principle binding the Roman people to a commissioned general's treaty.
For which reason Seneca the elder has said, applying the expression to persons invested with a special commission for that purpose, that a treaty, negotiated by the general, binds the whole of the Roman people, who are supposed to have made it.
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