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letters, which continued till Grotius's death. William, besides the book we have already mentioned, wrote another on the law of nature, entitled, _Willelmi Grotii de principiis Juris Naturalis Enchiridion_. This work is much inferior to the treatise _Of War and Peace_. However, it has its merit, and is particularly valuable for containing in a small compass all the principles of Natural Law clearly displayed. Grotius had still another brother, named Francis, who was the second son of John Grotius. He died young. Grotius wrote a Poem on his death, and a consolatory piece in Prose and Verse to his Father: they are both in the collection of his Poems. John Grotius had a daughter of fine accomplishments. Grotius acquaints us[773], that she wrote an useful book on Widowhood, which was very well done. The design of this work was not to condemn second marriages, but only to shew that it was more becoming a reasonable woman to content herself with having had one husband. After her death it was proposed to print it; and Grotius, to make it a more considerable book, translated into Dutch three treatises of Tertullian, one of St. Ambrose, two of St. Chrysostome, and three of St. Jerom, on the same subject. We have not learnt whether this Collection was ever published. The END of the SIXTH and LAST BOOK. FOOTNOTES: [735] See the Testimonia at the end of Le Clerc's edition of the treatise on the truth of the Christian religion, p. 344. & 351. [736] Ep. 195. p. 813. [737] Ep. 253. p. 832. [738] Ep. 368. p. 859. & 369. p 860. [739] Ep. 419. p. 875. [740] Ep. 421. p. 876. [741] Ep. 936 p. 415 [742] Ep. 1129. p. 510. & 1133. p. 512. [743] Ep. 506. p. 885. 465. p. 886. 1371. p. 623 [744] Ep. 1607. p. 716. 1616. p. 717. 537. p. 916. 670. p. 958. & 678. p. 960. [745] Ep. 714. p. 968. [746] Ep. 1746. p. 746. & 720. p. 970. [747] Ann. de Basnage, t. 1. p. 700. [748] Ep. 64. p. 773. 68. p. 774. & 72. p. 776. [749] Ep. 258. p. 833. [750] Ep. 324. p. 115. [751] Ep. 326. p. 849. [752] Ep. 353. p. 855. [753] Ep. 357. p. 856. [754] Ep. 364. p. 858. & 369. p. 860. [755] Ep. 573. p. 225. [756] Ep. 406. p. 870. [757] Ep. 421. p. 876. [758] Ep. 425. p. 876. [759] Ep. 426. p. 877. [760] Ep. 946. p. 419. [761] See Book I. sec. 16. [762] Ep. 455. p. 883. & 465. p. 887. [763] Ep. 469. p. 887. [764] Ep. 492. p. 896. [765] Ep. 537. p. 916. [766] Ep. 542. p. 918.
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