Contents
Introduction
Part I. Foundations
1. Early Sources: Stoic and Christian
2. Canonistic Jurisprudence
Part II. Thirteenth-Century Theologians
3. Parisian Masters
4. Thomas Aquinas
Part III. Fourteenth-Century Variations
5. William of Ockham
6. Marsilius of Padua
7. Johannes Andreae
Part IV. Indifferent Things: Adiaphora in the Church
8. Reformation Adiaphora: Lutherans and Anglicans
9. Richard Hooker
Part V. Natural Law and International Law: Suarez and Grotius
10. Francisco Suarez
11. Hugo Grotius
Part VI. For and Against: Selden, Pufendorf, and Some Critics
12. John Selden
13. Samuel Pufendorf
14. Critics of Pufendorf: Barbeyrac and Burlamaqui
Part VII. Natural Law and the German Enlightenment
15. Wolff to Kant
16. Kant: Permissive Law and Property
17. Afterword
Selected Bibliography
Index