II. — ÉTUDES GÉNÉRALES OU PARTICULIÈRES
1650. Philip Scot, A Treatise of the Schism of England, wherein
particulmly Mr. Haies and Mr. Hobbes aremodestly accosted, Amsterdam [Londres], 1650.
Robert Filmer, Observations concerning the Originall of Government upon Mr Hobs Leviathan, Mr Milton against Salmasius, H. Grotius De Jure Belli, Londres, 1652.
Alexander Ross, Leviathan drawn out ivith a hook or Animadvcrsions on Mr Hobbes his Leviathan, Londres,
1655. Thomas White, The Grounds of Obédience and Government, Londres, 1655 2 .
John Bramhall, A Defence of true Liberty of human actions from antécédent or extrinsic Necessity, Londres, 1655 — Castigations of Mr Hobbes' s Animadvcrsions in the case concerning Liberty and universal Necessity. With Appendix
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concerning the Catching of Leviathan or the Great Whale Londres, 1658.
1656. Seth Ward, In Thomœ Hobbii Philosophiam Exercitatio Epistolica ad amplissimum eruditissimumque Virum Joh. Wilkinsium, Collegii Wadhamensi$ Gardianum. Cui subjicitur Appendicula ad calumnias ab eodem Hobbio (in sex Documentis nuperrime editis) in authorem congestas, responsoria, Oxford, 1656.
1657. Matthew Wren, Considérations on Mr. Harrington's Common-Wealth Oceana restraint to the first part of Preliminaries, Londres, 1657 — Monarchy asserled or the State of Monarchicall and Popular Government in vindication of the Considérations..., Oxford, 1659, 1660.
1658. Thomas Pierce, AuToxa-:àxpw!,ç or Self-Condemnation exemplified in Mr. Whitfield, Mr. Barlee and Mr. Hickman. Wiih occasional re flexions... more especially on Doctor Twisse and Master Hobbs..., Londres, 1658.
1660. Roger Coke, Justice vindicated from the false fucus put
upon it, by Th. White, Thomas Hobbs and Hugo Grotius..., Londres, 1660 — A Survey of the Politicks of... Thomas Hobbes, Londres, 1662.
Robert Sharrock, 'TtcûWlç rfltxfi de Officiis secundum Naturœ Jus seu de Moribus ad Bationis normam conformandis Doctrina..., Oxford, 1660 — De Finibus Virtutis Christianœ. The Ends of Christian Religion, Oxford, 1673. 1662. Robert Boyle, An Examen of Mr. T. Hobbes his Dialogus Physicus de Natura Aeris..., Londres, 1662 — New Experiments and Observations touching Cold, or an expérimental History of Cold, begun to which added an Examen of Antiperistasis, and an Examen of Mr. Hobs's doctrine about Cold, Londres, 1665. Third édition with defence against Hobbes's Objections, Londres, 1682 — Tracts containing... 2. Animadversions upon Mr. Hobbes's Problemata de Vacuo, Londres, 1674.
Gilbert Clerke, Tractatus de restitutione corporum in quo expérimenta Torricelliania et Boyliana explicantur, et rarefactio Cartesiana defenditur per modum Besponsionis epistolicœ ad... F. Linum de inseparabilitate corporum. Una cum Besponsione ad... T. Hobbii Dialogum, Londres, 1662.
William Lucy, Observations, Censures and Constations of divers errors in the 12, 13 and 14 chapters of Mr Hobs his Leviathan, Londres, 1663 2.
Gisbert Cocq, Hobbes zhz^/o'xv^j- sive Vindiciœ pro Lege, Imperio et Beligione contra Tractatus T. Hobbesii quibus titulus De Cive et Leviathan, Utrecht, 1668 — Vindiciœ pro Beligione in Begno Dei naturali, contra Hobbes De Cive, cap. 15, Leviathan, cap. 31, Utrecht, 1668 — Hobbesianismi Anatome, qu'a innumeris assertionibus ex Tractatibus De Homine, Cive, Leviathan, juxta seriem locorum Theologiœ Christianœ, Philosophi illius a Beligione Christiana apostasia demonstratur et refulatur, Utrecht, 1680. 1670. Thomas Tenison, The Creed of Mr Hobbes examined in a feigned Conférence between him and student in Divinity, Londres, 1670. 1
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Richard Cumberland, De Legibus Naturœ Disquisitio Philosophica, in qua earum forma, summa, capita, or do, 'promulgatio e rerum natura investi gantur , quin etiam elementa Philosophiez Hobbianœ cum moralis tum civilis considerantur et refutantur, Londres, 1672 — .Les Loix de la nature expliquées par le Dv Bichard Cumberland. . . , Traduct. par M. de Barbe yrac, Leide, 1757.
John Eachard, Mr Hobbs' s State of nature œnsidered in a Dialogue between Philautus and'Timothy..., Londres, 1672, 1694 2 — Some Opinions of Mr Hobbs œnsidered in a second Dialogue between Philautus and; Timothy, Londres,
Jo. Templar, Idea Theologiœ Leviathanis, in qua p?-oponuntur : 1° Leviathanis Dogmata. 2° Dogmatum Defensio ab Authore. 3° Defensionis Examen, Cambridge, 1673.
Edward Hyde, Comte de Clarendon, A brief View and Survey of the dangerous and pernic.ious Errors to Church and State in Mr. Hobbes's booîc entitled Leviathan, Londres, 1674; Oxford, 1676.
John Whitehall, The Leviathan found ont or the Answer to Mr. Hobbes's Leviathan, Londres, 1679.
John Dowel, The Leviathan Heretical or the Charge exhibited in Parliament against M. Hobbes, justified bxj the réfutation of a book of his, entituled the Historical Narration of Hérésie and the Punishments thereof. Oxford, 1683.
William Sherlock, Their Présent Majesties Government proved to be thoroughly settled, and that we may submit to it without asserting the principles of Mr. Hobbs..., Londres,
Micifael Berns, Altar der Atheïsten, der Heyden und der Christen... Wider die 3 Erz-Betrieger Hobbert, Hobbes und Spinoza..., Hambourg, 1692.
James Tyrrell, A brief Disquisition on the Law of Nature according to the Principles and Method laid down in the R. Dr. Cumberland 's... latin Treatise on that subjc.ct. As also his Confutations of Mr. Hobbs's Principles put into another Method, Londres 1692.
James Lowde, A Discourse concerning the nature of man, both in his natural and political capacity:.. With an examination of some of Mr. Hobbs's opinions relating hereunto, Londres 1694.
Samuel Clarke, A Discourse concerning the Seing and Attributes of God... in answer to Mr. Hobbes... Londres, 1705, 1706, 1716, 1719, 1732.
Benjamin Hampton, The Existence of human Soul after Death proved from Scripture, Reason and Philosophy. Wherein Mr. Lock's notion that understanding may be given to matter, Mr Hobbs's Assertion that there is no such thinq as an Immaterial substance. .., Dr Coward's Books of Second and Further Thoughts... are... confuied..., Londres, 1711.
John Broughton, A Vindication of Lawful Authority or a Confutation of Hobbism in Politik..., Londres, 1718.
Alexander Innés, 'Àp£T-^-X6yt.a or an Enquiry into the Original of Moral Virtue, wherein the false notions of Machia-
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vel, Hobbes, Spinoza and Mr. Bayle, as they are collected and digested by the Author of The Fable of the Bees, are examined and confuted, and the eternal and unalterable nature and obligation of Moral Virtue is stated and vindicated, Westminster, 1728.
1740. Vincent Perronet, Some enquiries, chiefly relating to
Spiritual Beings, in which the opinions of Mr. Hobbes.,. are taken notice of..., Londres, 1740.
1760. Alexandre Saverien, Hobbes, dans Histoire des Philosophes modernes avec leur Portrait, t. I, p. 39-75, Paris,
1816. Johannes-G ottlieb Buhle, Histoire de la Philosophie moderne depuis la Renaissance des Lettres jusqu'à Kant, traduction par A.-J.-L. Jourdan, t. III, ch m, p. 192-280. 1842. Heinrich-Christoph-Wilhelm Sigwart, Vergleichung
der Bechts-und Staats-Theorieen des B. Spinoza und des Th. Hobbes, nebst Betrachtungen iiber das Verhàltniss nvischen dem Staate und der Kirche, Tubingue, 1842. 1846. Philibert Bamiron, Hobbes, dans Essai sur V Histoire de
la Philosophie en France au XVIIe siècle, t. I, 1. III, ch. i, p. 313-378, Paris, 1846.
Heinrich Nïïscheler, Die Staatstheorie des Thomas Hobbes. Eine philosophische Abhandlung, Zurich, 1865. 1868. Johannes-Julius Baumann, Die Lehren von Baum, Zeit und Mathematik in der neueren Philosophie, nach ihrem ganzen Einfluss dargestellt und beurtheilt, Berlin, 1868- 1869, t. II, p. 237-356.
Moriss Dessauer, Spinoza und Hobbes Begrundung ihrer Staats-und Beligionstheorieen durch ihre philosophischen Système, Breslau, 1868.
1875. Charles de Rémusat, Histoire de la Philosophie en
Angleterre depuis Bacon jusqu'à Locke, t. I, 1. II, ch. v, p. 325-370, Paris, 1875 2.
1879. Ferdinand Tonnies, Anmerkungen ùber die Philosophie des Hobbes, 4 articles dans Vierteljahrsschrift fur
