Great Jurists of the World
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^ Barbeyiao, in the prefaoe to his translation of De foro Ugatorum, says : " Quand on est si richa de son i»ropre fonds, on fait trde bien de laisser k d'autres le soin d'empronter oe qui a 6t6 d6}k &it." Digitized by Google 392 OOBKELIUS VAN BYNKBBSHOBK with the argument and obscures the principles laid down by his predecessors. His argument is characterized by the practical readiness and directness of a prudent and just man of affairs, rather than by the circuitous abstractions of academic su...btlety.
His convictions are supported not by metaphysical ingenuity, but by appealing to reason and common sense and the actual practice of his time. He is not partial to visionary theories, and yet does not apotheosise mere precedent. He takes a middle course, supplementing actual practice by the corrective criterion of reason, and interpreting the philosophical demands of reason in the light of actiial facts, the necessities of daily life, the in- evitable human limitations, and the allowances to be made for the maintenance of harmonious international relationships.
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^ Barbeyiao, in the prefaoe to his translation of De foro Ugatorum, says : " Quand on est si richa de son i»ropre fonds, on fait trde bien de laisser k d'autres le soin d'empronter oe qui a 6t6 d6}k &it." Digitized by Google 392 OOBKELIUS VAN BYNKBBSHOBK with the argument and obscures the principles laid down by his predecessors. His argument is characterized by the practical readiness and directness of a prudent and just man of affairs, rather than by the circuitous abstractions of academic su...btlety.
His convictions are supported not by metaphysical ingenuity, but by appealing to reason and common sense and the actual practice of his time. He is not partial to visionary theories, and yet does not apotheosise mere precedent. He takes a middle course, supplementing actual practice by the corrective criterion of reason, and interpreting the philosophical demands of reason in the light of actiial facts, the necessities of daily life, the in- evitable human limitations, and the allowances to be made for the maintenance of harmonious international relationships.
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