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Page 122
... consequently declares that he thinks he may with reason do so , cannot be received into any society that unite themselves for peace and defense , but by the error of them that receive him ; nor , when he is received , be retained in it ...
... consequently declares that he thinks he may with reason do so , cannot be received into any society that unite themselves for peace and defense , but by the error of them that receive him ; nor , when he is received , be retained in it ...
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... consequently the subject has the liberty to demand the hearing of his cause , and sentence according to that law . But if he demand or take any- thing by pretense of his power , there lies in that case no action of law ; for all that is ...
... consequently the subject has the liberty to demand the hearing of his cause , and sentence according to that law . But if he demand or take any- thing by pretense of his power , there lies in that case no action of law ; for all that is ...
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... consequently , it is his duty to cause them so to be instructed , and not only his duty but his benefit also , and se- curity against the danger that may arrive to himself in his natu- ral person from rebellion . Subjects are to be ...
... consequently , it is his duty to cause them so to be instructed , and not only his duty but his benefit also , and se- curity against the danger that may arrive to himself in his natu- ral person from rebellion . Subjects are to be ...
Contents
THE INTRODUCTION | 20 |
OF IMAGINATION | 27 |
OF THE ENDS OR RESOLUTIONS OF DISCOURSE | 61 |
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absurd actions appetite Aristotle authority benefit body politic called Carneades cause cerning CHAPTER Cicero civil law command common commonly commonwealth consequently consists contrary counsel covenant crime declared depends desire difference discourse dishonor divers divine doctrine dominion endeavor enemy equal equity ereign evil false fancy fear give greater Hobbes honor hurt imagination injury injustice Jews judge judgment justice king kingdom Latin law of nature Leviathan liberty live man's manner matter means men's ment monarch monwealth motion multitude natural justice natural reason obedience obey obliged opinion passions peace person philosophy pretend proceed public ministers punishment religion representative Roman sense sentence signify signs soever sometimes sovereign assembly sovereign power sovereignty speak speech syllogism tence thereby things Thomas Hobbes thought tion truth ture unjust unlawful unwritten law virtue wealth whatsoever whereas wherein whereof words worship