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1955UHAMAGE00efMentor 1955. Very Good. Hamphire Stuart. The Age of Reason: The 17th Century Philosophers. Descartes Rene; Spinoza Baruch; Bacon Francis. New York: Mentor 1955. 186pp. Indexed. Mass Market. Book condition: Very good. Mentor paperback books
195630178NY: Philosophical Library. Near Fine in Very Good dust jacket. 1956. Hardcover. With biographical notes by Dagobert D. Runes. Translated from the Latin by R. H. M. Elwes. First edition. Near fine in a very good sun fading along the spine dust jacket. . Philosophical Library hardcover books
1966023248New York: Philosophical Library 1966. Edited and with a preface by Dagobert D. Runes. 109p. dj. Philosophical Library unknown books
1964044291Paris: J. Vrin 1964. 3e Ãdition. Texte traduction et notes par Alexandre Koyré. xxi 114 1p. original stiff printed wrappers mostly unopened BIbliothèque des textes philosophiques. J. Vrin unknown books
28603Other: Other. Very Good. Hardcover. Translated from the Latin by R H M Elwes. NY Tudor 1934. 417 pages clothbound no jacket. Colvers a little sunned else very good condition. . Other hardcover books
199733347Cambridge: Cambridge University Press 1997. Reprint. Octavo. Pictorial card wrappers; 465pp. A tight clean copy free of markings or wear - Near Fine. Cambridge University Press unknown books
WELLER9780691193243New. New book. unknown books
1962023251Montreal: Mario Casalini 1962. Selections from Tractuatus theologico-politicus and Tractatus politicus edted and translated by T. E. Jessop. xxxvi 132p. b/w illus. original blue cloth. At head of t.p.: International Institute of Philosophy. Mario Casalini unknown books
1943023249La Salle: Open Court Publishing Company 1943. Translated from the Latin with an introduction by Halbert Hains Britan. lxxxi 177p. original brown cloth. Open Court Publishing Company unknown books
1915023244Amsterdam: Wereld Bibliotheek 1915. Vertaald ingeleid en toegelicht door Nico Van Suchtelen. xiv 346p. 2 b/w illus. original tan cloth. Wereld Bibliotheek unknown books
1932023254Amsterdam: Wereldbibliotheek 1932. Een bloemlezing uit zijn geschriften en brieven uit het latijn vertaald en toegelicht door N. Van Suchtelen. 304p. original green cloth with gilt trim. Wereldbibliotheek unknown books
1919JS6971Halle Saale: Weltphilosophischer Verlag 1919-1920. Hardcover. Very Good. Cloth-backed marbled paper over boards handwritten paper spine label; two volumes bound together preserving original printed wraps; 8vo 6.5 x 9.5 inches; 178 233. Boards lightly rubbed; paper spine label lightly chipped. Internally nice and clean. An excellent working copy. <br/><br/> Weltphilosophischer Verlag hardcover books
023252London: George Routledge and Sons. n.d. Translated from the Latin with an introduction by R. H. M. Elwes. xxxiii 387p. original green cloth Sir John Lubbock's hundred books. George Routledge and Sons unknown books
1915023243Amsterdam: Cohen Zonen 1915. Vertaald door J. C. Logemann. 276p. original blue cloth. Cohen Zonen unknown books
1923023245Amsterdam: S. L. Van Looy 1923. 3e Druk. Uit het latijn door W. Meijer. liv 33p. b/w front. original half-cloth with printed boards. S. L. Van Looy unknown books
1895045885The Hague: apud Martinum Nijhoff 1895. Editio Altera. Recognoverunt J. Van Vloten et J. P. N. Land. 3 vols. xii 396; xi 434; vii 356p. original faux half-vellum with plain blue boards. apud Martinum Nijhoff unknown books
1678WRCLIT82195A Cologne: Chez Emanuel 1678 second imprint: A Amsterdam: Chez Jacob Smith 1678. 32531292errata30pp. 12mo. Contemporary stiff vellum. spine lettered in gilt. Small shelf-label shadow in middle of spine early ink note on verso of second title referring to the two title leaves offset a bit opposite and with faint bleed-through to recto first signature exhibits variations in lower edge trim size from leaf to leaf but a very good crisp copy. First edition in French of Spinoza's TRACTATUS THEOLOGICO-POLITICUS 1670 translated by Gabriel de Saint Glain. Spinoza wrote a 30pp. addenda of "Remarques" in anticipation of the publication of this translation and the book was published with two variant titles and different imprints on two separate title leaves -- both are present in this copy. The book had been officially banned in 1674 by the State of Holland. "Spinoza's thought a fusion of Cartesian rationalism and Hebraic tradition in which he grew up is a solitary but crystal-clear exposition of the theory of natural right. He defends with eloquence the liberty of thought and speech in speculative matters and the Tractatus contains the first clear statement of the independence of each other of philosophy and religion in that speculation and precepts of conduct cannot collide. Spinoza to whom any controversy was abhorrent did not publish the Tractatus until 1670 and then anonymously with a bogus imprint" - PMM. PRINTING & THE MIND OF MAN 153 Latin edition. Chez Jacob Smith hardcover books
16776323Amsterdam: Jan Rieuwertsz 1677. Very Good/First edition of Spinoza's most influential philosophical work "Ethics" in which the philosopher bridged the Cartesian duality of body and spirit by maintaining that the universe including God constitutes a unified infinite and all-inclusive "Substance" of which corporeality and spirituality were merely attributes -- a unity expressed in the controversial phrase "Deus sive Natura" God or Nature. Ethics is thus considered the first systematic exposition of pantheism the philosophy in which God is identified with the entire universe' Norman. Contents also include first printings of his correspondence some of which deals with optics the telescope and his views on Descartes and a simple Hebrew grammar composed at the request of friends. Quarto 21 cm; 40 614 34 112 8 pages. Woodcut device on title page; tail-pieces; initials. Woodcut diagrams and illustrations in text. Text mostly in Latin some translated from Dutch and some in Hebrew. Contents: I. Ethica more geometrico demonstrata -- II. Politica -- III. De emendatione intellectus -- IV. Epistolae & ad eas responsiones -- V. Compendium grammatices linguae Hebraeae. Full golden brown calf tooled in blind with border rules and panel rules enclosing small tooled fleurons larger vegetal ornaments at corners of panel extending out toward the edges. Subtly rebacked. Speckled edges. Old ownership inscription on title page of "T. Lynford" possibly Thomas Lynford d. 1724 a British divine once canon of Westminster Abbey. Title page slightly browned at edges but otherwise an unmarred copy in excellent condition! Reference: Norman 1988; see also PMM 153 "The 'Opera posthuma' . have served then and since . to immortalize his name." Jan Rieuwertsz unknown books
