- its
first appearance four
years later (London 1651)
under the
title Philosophicall rudiments concerning government and society. It anti****tes
themes of...
-
Wenceslaus (n.d.).
Emblemata Nova. London, UK. Hobbes,
Thomas (1651).
Philosophicall Rudiments Concerning Government and Society. London. Pennington, Richard...
- 1631 publication, John Done's Polydoron: or A
Mescellania of Morall,
Philosophicall, and
Theological Sentences, page 152:
Things profferd and
easie to come...
- half of the 18th century, e.g. by
Pierre Besnier [fr] (1648–1705) in A
philosophicall essay for the
reunion of the languages, or, the art of
knowing all by...
- Part One (1640) "De
Corpore Politico", Elements, Part Two (1640) 1651.
Philosophicall Rudiments concerning Government and
Society –
English translation of...
- to
derive all
languages from a
common origin in Hebrew,
following A
philosophicall essay for the
reunion of the languages, or, the art of
knowing all by...
-
Kunwrath Khunrath Portrait Heinrich Khunrath at the
Galileo Project A
Philosophicall short songe of the
incorporating of the
Spirit of the Lord in Salt (archive)...
- the Eye
discovering the
Vices and
Virtues thereof, 1655. Vox Cœli, or
Philosophicall, Historicall, and
Theological Observations of Thunder, 1658. A Sermon...
- philosophers,
whiche were
called Stoikes.
Wherunto is also
annexed a
philosophicall treatyse of the same
authoure called Scipio hys dreame. Anno. 1569"...
- need to
distance themselves from his conclusions, as Ward did in his
Philosophicall Essay of 1652. Ward went on to make a full-dress
attack on
Hobbes the...
