De Jure Naturae Ejusque Principio. . . , authored by Johannes Friedricus Konhard and Benedictus Winckler, is a significant work written in Latin that delves into the intricacies of natural law and its foundational principles. This 18th-century treatise offers a comprehensive exploration of jurisprudence and moral philosophy, providing valuable insights into the legal and ethical thought of the period.
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