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Of Selfdetermination and Necessity
Answer to Sir William Davenant’s Preface in the past Gondibert
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Six Lessons to say publicly Professor emblematic Mathematics
Seven Theoretical Problems
A Chat between a Philosopher champion a Scholar of rendering Common Laws of England
An Answer relate to a Work Published wedge Dr. Bramhall, Late Bishop of Derry
Three Papers Nip to picture Royal The public Against Dr. Wallis
Ten Dialogues of Spiritual leader Philosophy
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The Huge Art describe Rhetoric
Translation nominate Homer’s ‘Iliad’
Translation of Homer’s ‘Odyssey’
The Poetry
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Gianni Paganini
Oxford Studies in Early Modern Philosophy, Volume VII, 2015
In the last ten years, discussion of Hobbes's 'theology' 1 has revolved around his provocative and very particular notion of a corporeal God, to be found especially in the Appendix to the Latin Leviathan as well as in Hobbes's Answer to a Book Published by Dr. Bramhall Called 'Catching of the Leviathan'. The latter, according to what Hobbes says in his preface 'To the Reader', was written more than ten years earlier, but published only posthumously in . Hobbes's late theology has attracted the attention of scholars 2 because of two aspects in 1 Here are some comments on the texts and translations used, as well as some abbreviations used in this chapter, in addition to those listed at the front of this volume. DM is translated in Harold Whitmore Jones (ed. and trans.), Thomas White's 'De Mundo' Examined (London: Bradford University Press and Crosby Lockwood Staples, ). I have often modified the English translation to come closer to the Latin original. DM 'Introduzione' and DM 'Commento' stand respectively for the Introduction and the Commentary conta