Livermore, SamUEL, of New Orleans, died 1833. He is the author of "Dissertations on the Contrariety of Laws."

MASCARDUS, JOSEPHUS, an ecclesiastic and Italian jurisconsult, born at Sarzana

towards the end of the 16th century, and died about 1630. He is the author of an extensive work, entitled "De Probationibus Conclusiones."

MERLIN, M. (de DOUAL). His voluminous works are entitled, "Répertoire Universel et Raisonné de Jurisprudence;" and "Questions de Droit."

MORNAC, ANTOINE, born near Tours, first appeared before the Parliament of Paris in 1580, and died 1620. His works are comprised in 4 vols. folio.

PARDESSUS, J. M., "Cours de Droit Commercial," 5 vols. 8vo. Paris, 1831.

PECK, PETER, born at Zirckzee, in Zealand, 1529, and died 1589. His works are collected in 1 vol. folio.

POTHIER, ROBERT JOSEPH, born at Orleans, 1699, and died 1772. His works need not be particularly mentioned.

PUFFENDORF, SAMUEL, born in Upper Saxony, 1632, and died 1694. His works are well known.

RODENBURG was a judge of the Supreme Court of Utrecht, and flourished about the

middle of the 17th century. His treatise, "De Jure quod oritur ex Statutorum vel Consuetudinum Diversitate," is to be found at the end of Boullenois's "Traité de la Personalité et de la Réalité des Loix."

[SAVIGNY'S Private International Law, Guthrie's transl. Edinburgh, 1869.] STOCKMANS, PETER, born at Antwerp, 1608, and died 1671. His works are comprised in 1 vol. 4to.

STRYKIUS, SAMUEL, born 1640, and died 1710. His son, JOHN SAMUEL, was born 1668, and died 1715. Their works, with those of RHETIUS, are collected in 14 vols. folio.

VOET, PAUL (the father), born at Heusden, in Brabant, 1619, and died 1677.

His

work on the present subject is entitled, "De Statutis et eorum Concursu." VOET, JOHN, Son of Paul, born at Utrecht, 1647, and died 1714. His "Commentary on the Pandects," contains a short chapter, “ De Statutis."

[WESTLAKE on "Private International Law." London, 1880. WHARTON, Conflict of Laws. Philadelphia, 1872.]

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