
- 415 pages
- English
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Spinoza: The Letters
About this book
Samuel Shirley's splendid new translation, with critical annotation reflecting research of the last half-century, is the only edition of the complete text of Spinoza's correspondence available in English. An historical-philosophical Introduction, detailed annotation, a chronology, and a bibliography are also included.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Contents
- Translator's Preface
- Editors' Preface
- Introduction: Spinoza's Correspondence and Spinoza's Correspondents
- The Letters
- 1. To the most esteemed B.d.S., from Henry Oldenburg
- 2. To the most noble and learned H. Oldenburg from B.d.S.
- 3. To the esteemed B.d.S., from Henry Oldenburg
- 4. To the noble and learned Henry Oldenburg, from B.d.S.
- S. To the esteemed B.d.S., from Henry Oldenburg
- 6. To the most noble and learned Henry Oldenburg, from B.d.S.
- 7. To the esteemed B.d.S., from Henry Oldenburg
- 8. To the esteemed B.d.S., from Simon de Vries
- 9. To the learned young man Simon de Vries, from B.d.S.
- 10. To the learned young man Simon de Vries, from B.d.S.
- 11. To the esteemed B.d.S., from Henry Oldenburg
- 12. To the learned and wise Lodewijk Meyer, from B.d.S.
- 12A. To Lodewijk Meyer, from B.d.S.
- 13. To the noble and learned Henry Oldenburg, from B.d.S.
- 14. Henry Oldenburg to the esteemed B.d.S.
- 15. Cordial greetings to Mr. Lodewijk Meyer, from B. de Spinoza
- 16. Henry Oldenburg to the esteemed B.d.S.
- 17. To the learned and sagacious Pieter Balling, from B.d.S.
- 18. To the esteemed B.d.S., from William de Blyenbergh
- 19. To the learned and sagacious William de Blyenbergh, from B.d.S.
- 20. To the esteemed B.d.S., from Willem de Blyenbergh
- 21. To the learned and accomplished Willem Van Blyenbergh, from B.d.S.
- 22. To the highly esteemed B.d.S., from Willem Van Blyenbergh
- 23. To the learned and accomplished Willem Van Blyenbergh, from B.d.S.
- 24. To the esteemed B.d.S., from Willem Van Blyenbergh
- 25. To the esteemed B.d.S., from Henry Oldenburg
- 26. To the noble and learned Henry Oldenburg, from B.d.S.
- 27. To the courteous and accomplished Willem Van Blyenbergh, from B.d.S.
- 28. To the learned and experienced Johan Bouwmeester, from B.d.S.
- 29. To the esteemed B.d.S., from Henry Oldenburg
- 30. To the noble and learned Henry Oldenburg, from B.d.S.
- 30A. To Henry Oldenburg, from B.d.S.
- 31. To the esteemed B.d.S., from Henry Oldenburg
- 32. To the most noble and learned Henry Oldenburg, from B.d.S.
- 33. To the highly esteemed B.d.S., from Henry Oldenburg
- 34. To the highly esteemed and sagacious John Hodde, from B.d.S.
- 35. To the highly esteemed and sagacious John Hudde, from B.d.S.
- 36. To the highly esteemed and sagacious John Hodde, from B.d.S.
- 37. To the learned and experienced Johan Bouwmeester, from B.d.S.
- 38. To the accomplished John Van der Meer, from B.d.S.
- 39. To the worthy and sagacious Jarig Jelles, from B.d.S.
- 40. To the worthy and sagacious Jarig Jelles, from B.d.S.
- 41. To the worthy and sagacious Jarig Jelles, from B.d.S.
- 42. To the learned and accomplished Jacob Ostens, from Lambert de Velthuysen, M. Dr.
- 43. To the learned and accomplished Jacob Ostens, from B.d.S.
- 44. To the most worthy and judicious Jarig Jelles, from B.d.S.
- 45. To the illustrious and esteemed B.d.S., from Gottfried Leibniz
- 46. To the most learned and noble Gottfried Leibniz, Doctor of Laws and Councillor of Mainz, from B.d.S.
- 47. To the acute and renowned philosopher, B.d.S. from J. Louis Fabritius
- 48. To Mr. J. Louis Fabritius, from B.d.S.
- 48A. Confession of the Universal and Christian Faith, contained in a letter to N.N. from Jarig Jelles
- 48B. To the most courteous and learned Jarig Jelles, from B.d.S.
- 49. To the esteemed John George Graevius, from B.d.S.
- 50. To the most worthy and judicious Jarig Jelles, from B.d.S.
- 51. To the most acute philosopher B.d.S., from Hugo Boxel
- 52. To the highly esteemed and judicious Hugo Boxel, from B.d.S.
- 53. To the very sagacious philosopher B.d.S., from Hugo Boxel
- 54. To the highly esteemed and judicious Hugo Boxel, from B.d.S.
- 55. To the most sagacious philosopher, B.d.S., from Hugo Boxel
- 56. To the highly esteemed and judicious Hugo Boxel, from B.d.S.
- 57. To the most distinguished and acute philosopher, B.d.S., from Ehrenfried Walther von Tschirnhaus
- 58. To the most learned and wise G. H. Schuller, from B.d.S.
- 59. To the most distinguished and acute philosopher, B.d.S., from Ehrenfried Walther von Tschirnhaus
- 60. To the noble and learned Ehrenfried Walther von Tschirnhaus, from B.d.S.
- 61. To the esteemed B.d.S., from Henry Oldenburg
- 62. To the esteemed B.d.S., from Henry Oldenburg
- 63. To the distinguished and acute philosopher B.d.S., from G.H. Schuller
- 64. To the learned and experienced G.H. Schuller, from B.d.S.
- 65. To the acute and learned philosopher B.d.S., from Ehrenfried Walther von Tschirnhaus
- 66. To the noble and learned Ehrenfried Walther von Tschirnhaus, from B.d.S.
- 67. To the learned and acute B.d.S., from Alfred Burgh
- 67A. A letter from Nicholas Steno to the Reformer of the New Philosophy, concerning the true philosophy
- 68. To the most noble and learned Henry Oldenburg, from B.d.S.
- 69. To the most learned Lambert Van Velthuysen, from B.d.S.
- 70. To the most illustrious and acute philosopher, B.d.S., from G.H. Schuller, Doctor of Medicine
- 71. To the esteemed B.d.S., from Henry Oldenburg
- 72. To the most learned and experienced G.H. Schuller, from B.d.S.
- 73. To the most noble and learned Henry Oldenburg, from B.d.S.
- 74. To the most esteemed and learned B.d.S., from Henry Oldenburg
- 75. To the most noble and learned Henry Oldenburg, from B.d.S.
- 76. Greetings to the noble young man, Alfred Burgh, from B.d.S.
- 77. To the esteemed B.d.S., from Henry Oldenburg
- 78. To the noble and learned Henry Oldenburg, from B.d.S.
- 79. To the esteemed Mr. Benedict de Spinosa, from Henry Oldenburg
- 80. To the acute and learned philosopher, B.d.S., from Ehrenfried Walther von Tschirnhaus
- 81. To the most noble and learned Mr. Ehrenfried Walther von Tschirnhaus, from B.d.S.
- 82. To the acute and learned philosopher B.d.S., from Ehrenfried Walther von Tschirnhaus
- 83. To the most noble and learned Mr. Ehrenfried Walther von Tschirnhaus, from B.d.S.
- 84. To a friend, concerning the Tractatus Politicus
- Bibliography
- Index of Persons
- Index of Topics