The Chief Works of Benedict de Spinoza, Volume 1

Benedictus de Spinoza

G. Bell, 1887 - Philosophy

Contents

• Of Prophets: 14
• ix: 40
• Evi: 47
• xiii: 51
• xiv: 75
• Of Miracles: 81
• Of the Interpretation of Scripture: 119
• xvi: 124
• Who compiled first the book of Deuteronomy: 131
• Ezekiel Hosea: 146
• Scope of the present work: 148
• PAGE: 155
• The author declines to undertake a similar detailed examina: 157
• Of the true Original of the Divine Law and where: 165
• It is shown that Scripture teaches only very Simple: 175
• Scripture and Reason independent of one another: 182
• It is shown that no one can or need transfer: 214
• Restraints on the people: 228
• From the Commonwealth of the Hebrews and their: 237
• It is shown that the Right over Matters Spiritual lies: 245
• AUTHORS NOTES TO THE TREATISE: 269
• A POLITICAL TREATISE: 279
• Preface: 281
• Contents: 283
• Introduction: 287
• Of Natural Right: 291
• Of the Right of Supreme Authorities: 301
• Of the Functions of Supreme Authorities: 309
• Of the Best State of a Dominion: 313
• Of Monarchy: 316
• For what readers the treatise is designed Submission: 319
• Of Monarchy Continuation: 327
• Of Aristocracy: 345
• OF ARISTOCRACY: 358
• Of Aristocracy Continuation: 370
• Of commanders of battalions and military tribunes: 372
• Of Aristocracy Conclusion: 378
• Of Democracy: 385

Bibliographic information

• Title: The Chief Works of Benedict de Spinoza, Volume 1; Bohn's philosophical library; The Chief Works of Benedict de Spinoza, Benedictus de Spinoza
• Author: Benedictus de Spinoza
• Translated by: Robert Harvey Monro Elwes
• Edition: 2, revised
• Publisher: G. Bell, 1887
• Original from: the University of Michigan
• Digitized: Oct 12, 2009