Benedict de Spinoza: His Life, Correspondence, and Ethics

absolutely infinite absurd adequate affections Albert Burgh apprehend arises atheism attribute axiom believe Benedict de Spinoza Benedict Spinoza Christian conceived conception conclusion consequently constitutes contemplate contrary definition Demonst Descartes desire determined Divine nature emotion essence eternal evil existence external body external cause fear finite follows further hate HENRY OLDENBURG human body human mind idea imagine inasmuch individual thing infinity intellectual involves Jacobi Jews kind knowledge Leibnitz less letter live Louis Meyer Maimonides mode motion natura naturans necessarily necessity object Pantheism passion perceive perfect philosopher present proposition Pt II q. e. d. Coroll q. e. d. PROP q. e. d. Schol q. e. d. Scholium reason referred regard religion religious reply sorrow soul speak Spinoza spirit strive substance thought tion Tractatus Theologico-Politicus true truth understanding vide Prop vide Schol views virtue Voorburg whereby Wherefore whilst words writings XXVII