“Book Descriptions: On the Law in General is a single chapter of Girolamo Zanchi's Tractatus de Redemptione, part of what has been called an unfinished Protestant "summa" akin to that of Thomas Aquinas. In this selection Zanchi examines the relationship of the natural law to human law, church tradition, custom, divine laws, and the Mosaic law, offering a rigorous analysis of the nature of law in general, constituting a seminal work in early modern political and legal theory.
Contents:
Introduction by Stephen J. Grabill On the Law in General On the Law Through which Comes Knowledge of Sin On Natural Law On Human Laws On the Traditions of the Church On Custom and Title On Divine Laws On the Laws of the Jewish State On the Ceremonial Laws” DRIVE
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