Leviathan: With Selected Variants from the Latin Edition of 1668Designed to meet the needs of both student and scholar, this edition of Leviathan offers a brilliant introduction by Edwin Curley, modernized spelling and punctuation of the text, and the inclusion, along with historical and interpretive notes, of the most significant variants between the English version of 1651 and the Latin version of 1668. A glossary of seventeenth-century English terms, and indexes of persons, subjects, and scriptural passages help make this the most thoughtfully conceived edition of Leviathan available. |
Contents
Introduction to Hobbes Leviathan | viii |
Biographical Materials | xlvii |
Chronology | xlviii |
Hobbes Verse Autobiography | liv |
Hobbes Prose Autobiography | lxiv |
Aubreys Life of Hobbes | lxv |
Bibliography | lxxi |
Purposes and Features of This Edition | lxxiii |
Of Commonwealth | 106 |
Of A Christian Commonwealth | 245 |
Of the Kingdom of Darkness | 411 |
A Review and Conclusion | 489 |
Latin Appendix | 498 |
Chapter II | 521 |
Chapter III | 538 |
A Note Regarding Chapter XLII | 549 |
Acknowledgments | lxxvi |
Leviathan | lxxix |
Dedication | 1 |
The Introduction | 3 |
Of Man | 6 |
Glossary | 550 |
| 560 | |
| 573 | |
| 575 | |
Common terms and phrases
actions amongst apostles Aristotle assembly authority believe bishops body called cause chapter Christ Christian Church civil law civil sovereign command commonwealth consequently consisteth contrary Council of Nicaea counsel covenant crime death divine doctrine dominion earth ecclesiastical eternal evil excommunication faith false Father fear Ghost God’s Greek hath heaven heresy Hobbes Holy Holy Spirit honour idolatry Israel Jesus Jews judge judgment justice king kingdom Latin law of nature Leviathan liberty living Lord man’s manifest manner Matt men’s ministers miracles monarch Moses Nicene creed NotinOL obedience obey obliged Old Testament opinion passions pastors peace person phantasms philosophy Pope preach princes prophets punishment reason religion resurrection Roman saith Saviour sense signify soever soul sover sovereign power sovereignty spirit Summa theologiae supernatural teach Testament thereby things thou thought Thucydides tion Tricaud unto whatsoever wherein whereof words worship