Spinoza, Benedictus de:
The ethics of Benedict de Spinoza : demonstrated after the method of geometers, and divided into five parts, in which are treated separately. I, Of God. II, Of the soul. III, Of the affections or passions. IV, Of man's slavery, or the force of the passions. V, Of man's freedom, or the power of the understanding ; from the Latin; with an introductory sketch of his life and writings

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New York : Van Nostrand, 1876. - xxxvii, [1], 338 pp.

First edition in the original language: Lateinisch/Latin in: Opera Posthuma (1677)
Other editions / translations: Erneut/again: 1888 // unter dem Titel/with title: The ethics of Benedict de Spinoza : demonstrated after the method of geometers, and divided into five parts, which treat I, Of God. II, Of the nature and origin of the mind. III, Of the origin and nature of the affects. IV, Of human bondage, or of the strength of the affects. V, Of the power of the intellect, or of human liberty / from the Latin; with an introductory sketch of his life and writings. - London : Trübner, 1883. - xxxviii, 297 pp. (The English and foreign philosophical library ; 21) // Tr. from the Latin [...] by W. Hale White; transl. revised by Amelia Hutchinson Sterling. - London : T. Fisher Unwin, 1894 // London : Duckworth, 1899 // London [e.a.] : Frowde, 1910 [1923] // London [e.a.] : Milford [e.a.], 1927 [1930, 1934, 1938]

Literature type: Individual works of Spinoza
Language: English
Subject: E

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