Ioannis Seldeni vindiciæ secundùm integritatem existimationis suæ
Subtitle: per convitium de scriptione maris clausi, petulantissimum mendacissimḿque insolentiùs læsæ in vindiciis maris liberi adversùs Petrum Baptistam Burgum, ligustici maritimi dominii assertorem, Hagæ Comitum jam nunc emissis
Series: Early English books online
Publisher: Apud Cornelium Bee.
Published: 1653
Place of publication: Londini
Language: lat; grc
Number of pages: 64
Subjects: Prisoners; Legal status, laws; Early works to 1800; Maritime law; Freedom of the seas; Territorial waters
Other titles: Vindiciæ secundùm integritatem existimationis suæ; Joannis Seldeni vindiciæ secundùm integritatem existimationis suæ; Joannis Seldeni vindiciæ
Notes: Title and first page of text (p. 1) printed in red and black.

On title page date of imprint precedes publisher's name.

Collation: A-H⁴ I² [$3 signed; misprinting F3 as E3]

Initial; head piece.

Side notes.

Errata: p. 64.

A reply to Theod. I. F. Graswinckel's 'Maris Liberi Vindiciæ adversus Petrum Baptistam Burgum Ligustici maritimi dominii assertorem.' Under colour of attacking Burgus and the question about the dominion of the Italian waters, the writer attacked Selden and the claim of Britain to dominion over the adjacent ocean. .. Seldon replied in .. 'Vindiciæ' in which he gave a full account of his imprisonments and the writing and publication of the 'Mare Clausum.' -- DNB.

Annotation on Thomason copy: "Nou. 14. 1653".

Includes bibliographical references.

Wing (2nd ed.) S2444

Thomason E.719[1]

Text mostly in Latin; some words and phrases in Greek.

Previously from the library of Konrad von Maurer of Munich.

Gift of Archibald Cary Coolidge to Harvard College Library, 1904; transferred to Law Library, 1919.