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VI. The death of the duke of Weimar 214 VII. The elector Palatine is arrested in France; Grotius obtains his liberty, 215 VIII. Grotius obtains the exchange of marshal Horn for John de Vert, 225 IX. Renewal of the alliance between France and Sweden, 228 X. Deaths of cardinal Richelieu and the French king; the regency of Anne of Austria, 230 XI. Cerisante is sent to France; Grotius demands to be recalled, 231 XII. He sets out for Stockholm, and applies to the queen to obtain his dismission, 235 XIII. Grotius's death, 238 BOOK VI. I. Grotius's embassy does not interrupt his literary labours, 244 II. He again applies to the cultivation of poetry, 245 III. His notes on Tacitus, 246 IV. —— notes on Statius, ibid V. —— notes on Lucan, ibid VI. —— Anthologia 247 VII. Antiquities of the Goths, 252 VIII. Annals and history of the Low Countries 256 IX. Treatise of the truth of the christian religion, 259