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Book I: On War
- Chap. 1: The Definition of War and an Explanation of the Definition - 10k
- Chap. 2: Wars May Be Lawful Without a Formal Declaration - 24k
- Chap. 3: On the Status of War as Applying to the Belligerents - 18k
- Chap. 4: How and When Ownership Is Established in Captured Property - 18k
- Chap. 5: On the Recapture of Movable Property and Especially of Ships - 19k
- Chap. 6: On the Limits of Possession of Immovables Taken in War - 14k
- Chap. 7: Whether the Enemy's Credits May Properly Be Confiscated - 15k
- Chap. 8: Whether it Is Lawful to Attack an Enemy in a Neutral Port - 17k
- Chap. 9: How War Affects Neutrals - 16k
- Chap. 10: About Contraband - 17k
- Chap. 11: Whether it Is Lawful to Convey Goods to Besieged Cities - 18k
- Chap. 12: Shall Non-contraband Be Condemned Because of Contraband? - 13k
- Chap. 13: On Goods of Neutrals Found in Enemies' Vessels - 12k
- Chap. 14: Concerning Enemy Goods Found in Neutral Ships - 12k
- Chap. 15: Whether Captured Goods Revert by the Right of Postliminy - 13k
- Chap. 16: Miscellaneous Questions Regarding the Right of Postliminy - 13k
- Chap. 17: Regarding Pirates, and the Barbary Peoples of Africa - 17k
- Chap. 18: Regarding Privateers - 18k
- Chap. 19: On the Responsibility of Owners of Privateers - 15k
- Chap. 20: To Whom Does a Prize Belong That Has Been Taken - 15k
- Chap. 21: Whether it Is Lawful to Insure Enemy's Property - 11k
- Chap. 22: Whether it Is Lawful to Enlist Soldiers in a Neutral Country - 11k
- Chap. 23: Whether the United Netherlands Have the Power to Make War - 18k
- Chap. 24: On Letters of Reprisal - 15k
- Chap. 25: Miscellaneous Questions - 16k
Book II: On Miscellaneous Subjects
- Chap. 1: The Government of the Counts in the United Provinces - 17k
- Chap. 2: No One Is Responsible to the State for Counsel Given in Good Faith - 15k
- Chap. 3: On the Right of Legation - 12k
- Chap. 4: Whether Individual States Can Send or Receive Ambassadors - 17k
- Chap. 5: Who May Be Sent as Ambassadors - 13k
- Chap. 6: The Business and Procedure of Ambassadors at Public Audiences - 13k
- Chap. 7: Whether an Ambassador's Act Is Valid When Contrary to His Instructions - 15k
- Chap. 8: Whether Ambassadors May Receive Gifts; and Related Subjects - 19k
- Chap. 9: Precedence among Ambassadors, and Between an Inferior Prince - 14k
- Chap. 10: On the Observance of Public Agreements, and Exceptions - 18k
- Chap. 11: Whether Foreigners Should Be Kept from Offices of State - 16k
- Chap. 12: Whether Magisterial and Judicial Power Can Be Delegated - 18k
- Chap. 13: Whether Individuals Can Be Sued For the Debt of a Corporation - 17k
- Chap. 14: Whether Cities May Build, Repair, Extend and Fortify Their Walls - 14k
- Chap. 15: On Eminent Domain and the Payment for Property Appropriated - 20k
- Chap. 16: Immunity from Prosecution for Criminal Offences - 16k
- Chap. 17: Judges Cannot Designate a Place of Exile Beyond Their Jurisdiction - 17k
- Chap. 18: Whether the Provinces Possess Sovereign Rights in Religious Affairs - 19k
- Chap. 19: The Estates of Holland on March 13,1663 - 15k
- Chap. 20: The Meaning of §4 of the Peace of Munster, January 30, 1648 - 14k
- Chap. 21: To Whose Ships Respect must Be Shown, and on What Occasion - 17k
- Chap. 22: Miscellaneous Questions about Taxes, Revenues, and Tax Collectors - 18k
- Chap. 23: Whether States-general Have the Right to Interfere in the Provinces - 15k
- Chap. 24: Regarding Methods of Reconciling Provinces When They Disagree - 17k
- Chap. 25: Miscellaneous Questions of Minor Importance - 25k
