Trattato teologico-politico [parte IV]

Baruch Spinoza

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inglese

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Complete work

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Written by the author

Sentence Numbers, shown thus (1), have been added by volunteer. A Theologico-Political Treatise Part IV of IV - Chapters XVI to XX by Baruch Spinoza TABLE OF CONTENTS: Search strings are shown thus [16:x]. Search forward and back with the same string. [16:0] CHAPTER XVI - Of the Foundations of a State; of the Natural and Civil Rights of Individuals; and of the Rights of the Sovereign Power. [16:1] In Nature right co-extensive with power. [16:2] This principle applies to mankind in the state of Nature. [16:3] How a transition from this state to a civil state is possible. [16:4] Subjects not slaves. [16:5] Definition of private civil right - and wrong. [16:6] Of alliance. [16:7] Of treason. [16:8] In what sense sovereigns are bound by Divine law. [16:9] Civil government not inconsistent with religion. [17:0] CHAPTER XVII.- It is shown, that no one can or need transfer all his Rights to the Sovereign Power. Of the Hebrew Republic, as it was during the lifetime of Moses, and after his death till the foundation of the Monarchy; and of its Excellence. Lastly, of the Causes why the Theocratic Republic fell, and why it could hardly have continued without Dissension. [17:1] The absolute theory, of Sovereignty ideal - No one can in fact transfer all his rights to the Sovereign power. Evidence of this. [17:2] The greatest danger in all States from within, not without. continued without Dissension. [17:1] The absolute theory, of Sovereignty ideal - No one can in fact transfer all his rights to the Sovereign power. Evidence of this. [17:2] The greatest danger in all States from within, not without. [17:3] Original independence of the Jews after the Exodus. [17:4] Changed first to a pure democratic Theocracy. [17:5] Then to subjection to Moses. [17:6] Then to a Theocracy with the power divided between the high priest and th

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