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EthicsSpinozaThe Ethics, set out more geometrico through definitions, axioms, and propositions, demo propositionem hujus quod quæ propositionis est quatenus propositionem propositionis scholium corollarium demo demonstratio definitionem titia geometrico quatenus hujus affectus
Treatise on the PassionsTommaso d’AquinoA systematic analysis of the soul’s passions (love, hate, desire, joy, sorrow, hope, fe objection all’obiezione sorrow pertanto evil piacere pl obiezione tristezza speranza paura passione sorrow passioni piacere afferma passions dolore inoltre
Generation of Animals (715a)AristoteleBiological treatise on animal reproduction, explicitly organized around the four caus semen animals uterus animali female femmina poiché masc seme secrezione femmina uova vivipari ovipari pesci utero maschio nutrimento uccelli biological
A Treatise on the Merits and Forgiveness of Sins, and on the Baptism of InfantsAgostinoAugustine’s first major anti-Pelagian work: he argues that death and sin stem not fro peccato peccati infants sins battesimo baptism cristo c perdono nonch meriti adamo bambini battesimo trattato stem peccati pelagian corpo peccato
Moral Treatises of St. AugustinAgostinoA collection of moral treatises (including ‘On Continence’) examining the virtues of unto augustin sant’agostino hath saith treatises thou tr continence menzogna castit trattati treatises matrimonio apostolo agostino morali affinch signore coloro
BehemothHobbesIn this dialogue on the English civil wars of 1640-1660, Hobbes analyses the causes of t parlamento parliament king rump cromwell scozzesi army hobbes scozzesi presbiteriani londra scozia camera erano newcastle papa analyses rump fairfax
Ten Dialogues of Natural PhilosophyHobbesCast as a dialogue between two speakers, the work defines philosophy as the knowledge of motion movimento water earth air deg tis terra onely mi magnete ghiaccio deg acqua heavie quicksilver loadstone corpi aria polo poles movimento
CRITIQUE OF PRACTICAL REASONKantThe second Critique (1788): it shows that pure practical reason exists and that transcende practical summum bonum law legge ragione reason priori transcende pratico speculativa causalit felicit pratica practical concetto principi ragione tuttavia legge
A Philosopher’s Creed (1673)LeibnizAn early dialogue (Confessio philosophi) between a Theologian and a Philosopher on God’ theologian teologo dio god filosofo philosopher peccati theologian teologo belzeb eremita filosofo eventi armonia catena hermit confessio qualcosa beelzebub
ON THE NATURE OF THINGS: VERSE TRANSLATIONLucrezioWilliam Ellery Leonard’s English verse translation of the complete De rerum natura.
AGAMEMNONSenecaTragedy of Agamemnon’s homecoming and the murder plotted by Clytemnestra and Aegisthus, cletemnestra clytemnestra cassandra thy thou aegisthus t aegisthus clytemnestra agamemnon cletemnestra elettra egisto eurybate egesto micene homecoming agamemnone strophius
HERCULES ON OETASenecaTragedy of Hercules’ end: having completed the twelve labours and conquered death itself thy deïanira thou ercole deianira hercules alcmena alci alcides hercules deianira illus matrigna ercole alcide giove lichas infermiera anira hyllus
MEDEASenecaTragedy of Medea’s revenge, betrayed by Jason: passion and fury overwhelm reason and dri medea jason thy thou creon creonte thee infermiera mio jason medea dri giason crimini creonte rabbia colchians fiamme pelia creusa pelias
NATURAL QUESTIONSSenecaTreatise of Stoic physics and cosmology addressed to Lucilius (waters, winds, earthquake water earth terra fire nuvole quando air fuoco fulmine winds atmosfera fiumi fulmine cosmology nuvole acqua comete fuoco vento aria lucilius
ON BENEFITSSenecaA large treatise (De Beneficiis) on the art of giving, receiving, and returning benefits benefit benefits beneficio benefici essere ungrateful c gratitudine ricevuto benefits benefici favore colui beneficiis persone chi perch proprio beneficio
ON THE HAPPY LIFESenecaDialogue (De Vita Beata) to Gallio: all wish to live happily but take the wrong road by virtù piacere good virtue your pleasure ciò essere piace vita ricchezze piaceri gallio piacere beata virt voi supremo perch coloro proprio
TO MARCIA, ON CONSOLATIONSenecaConsolation (Ad Marciam) to a woman long grieving her dead son: Seneca does battle with your marcia figlio tuo dolore morte death vita grief upo seneca marciam lutto vedrete seiano perdita cordus sejanus livia figli figlio grieving
Short Treatise on God, Man and His Well-BeingSpinozaAn early sketch of the Ethics, the treatise deduces the existence of a single infinite dio god cause essere causa poiché ciò thing natura attri attributi necessariamente abbiamo esistere deduces qualcosa sostanza infinite sketch quindi conoscenza attraverso
Theological-Political TreatiseSpinozaPublished anonymously, the treatise defends freedom of thought and speech as necessary quod etiam quae hoc sed quam est tantum nam dio nec god anonymously scripturae scriptura ejus nempe defends mos sive fuisse deum deus denique