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59) A pearl among the cases in Lessius' De iustitia et iure summing up his ideas on the morality of the market is "The merchant of Rhodes" in dubitatio 5.
Dupriez lists several similar terms: under dubitatio, he says, "The speaker hesitates, appearing not to know which word or line or argument to take, or which meaning to attach to an action" (144).
Against this background, I will now answer the question of this dubitatio.
 
 
 
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