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XIV. Grotius is carried to the fortress of Louvestein, his occupations, 74 XV. Grotius escapes out of prison, 78 XVI. His writings on occasion of the disputes in Holland, 82 BOOK III. I. Grotius arrives at Paris, where he is well received, 88 II. State of the French ministry: Du Vair's letter to Grotius: the court grants him a pension, 91 III. Grotius's occupations at Paris, 96 IV. Grotius publishes his Apology: it is condemned in Holland: the French king takes him again into his protection, 97 V. He still maintains great connections in Holland; corresponds with Prince Henry Frederic of Nassau, 102 VI. He publishes his Stobeus, and the Extracts from the Greek Tragedies and Comedies, 103 VII. Goes to Balagni; is seized with the dysentery; publishes the Phoenissæ of Euripides, 105 VIII. The death of Prince Maurice; Frederic is made Stadtholder; Grotius writes to him, 106 IX. Publishes his treatise, De jure Belli & Pacis, 108 X. Has thoughts of leaving France, 113 XI. Returns to Holland, 118 XII. Is obliged to leave Holland, 120 XIII. Goes to Hamburg, 125 BOOK IV. I. The High