The Chief Works of Benedict de Spinoza: De intellectus emendatione. Ethica. Correspondence. (abridged)

G. Bell, 1891

First part of method Distinction of true ideas from ficti	7

Concerning	45

The more reality or being a thing has the greater	50

From the necessity of the divine nature must follow	59

Whatever follows from any attribute of God in	65

Of the Nature and Origin of the Mind	74

Extension is an attribute of God or God is an	84

The idea of an individual thing actually existing	88

No individual thing which is entirely different	206

Whatsoever disposes the human body so	215

The emotions of overesteem and disparagement	221

Approval is not repugnant to reason but can agree	222

Desire arising from a pleasure or pain that is	228

The free man who lives among the ignorant	234

Even as thoughts and the ideas of things are arranged	247

In proportion as a mental image is referred to more	254

II	97

The idea or knowledge of the human mind is also	102

All ideas in so far as they are referred to God	108

It is not in the nature of reason to regard things	116

On the Origin and Nature of the Emotions	128

The activities of the mind arise solely from adequate	135

The endeavour whereby a thing endeavours to per	137

A man is as much affected pleasurably or pain	143

He who conceives that an object of his hatred	146

If we conceive that anyone takes delight	152

If anyone conceives that an object of his love	153

Hatred is increased by being reciprocated	159

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We are only passive in so far as we are a part	192

The force whereby a man persists in existing	193

Desire arising from the knowledge of good and evil	199

Desire arising from pleasure is other things being	200

From intuition arises the highest possible	261

SPINOZAS CORRESPONDENCE Abridged	273

XXVIII Between Spinoza and Simon	309

87	313

16	336

A XLII 16656 From Spinoza to a cor	358

XLVI on scientific subjects and omitted	362

1674 From Spinoza to Jarig Jellis on Hobbes c	369

LX 1674 Between Spinoza and Hugo	379

Meyer	389

LXXIV 1675 Between Spinoza	410

1675? From Spinoza to Lambert de	419

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Titel	The Chief Works of Benedict de Spinoza: De intellectus emendatione. Ethica. Correspondence. (abridged) Bohn's philosophical library Volume 2 van The Chief Works of Benedict de Spinoza, Robert Harvey Monro Elwes
Auteur	Benedictus de Spinoza
vertaald door	Robert Harvey Monro Elwes
Editie	2, herdruk
Uitgever	G. Bell, 1891

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