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#TakeAway Media (2000). "Leviathan: Back to the Future: An interview with Kevin Warwick". BBC Two. Retrieved o

...xiom]]s created a scientific framework, and hence his ''[[Leviathan (book)|Leviathan]]'' was a scientific description of a political [[commonwealth]]. What woul

...produce systematic treatises like [[Hobbes|Hobbes’]] [[Leviathan (book)|''Leviathan'']] or [[John Locke|Locke’s]] ''[[Two Treatises of Government]]''. Conseq

...the concept of a ‘group mind’ as articulated by Hobbes in relation to his Leviathan which functioned as a coherent entity and Fechner’s arguments for a colle

* [[Thomas Hobbes]] wrote that Sovereignty was the very soul of the Leviathan.

* [[Leviathan]] is described as "that crooked serpent," which is also used to describe Sa

...El is derived from Sumerian Enlil, God of Wind[8]) It is Yahweh who fights Leviathan in Isaiah 27.1; Psalm 74.14; Job 3.8 & 40.25/41.1, a deed attributed both t

...atures; the name of one thou didst call Behemoth and the name of the other Leviathan. [52] but to Leviathan thou didst give the seventh part, the watery part; and thou hast kept them

# Hobbes, Thomas. 1985 (1641). Leviathan. New York: Penguin Books.

...hard and great and strong sword will punish Leviathan the fleeing serpent, Leviathan the twisting serpent, and he will slay the dragon that is in the sea.

[14] Thou didst crush the heads of Leviathan, and Leviathan which thou didst form to sport in it.

#Hobbes, T. (1651) Leviathan (1968 edition). London:Penguin Books

...ii. 73 For your priuate satisfaction..I will let you know. 1651 T. HOBBES Leviathan II. xxii. 122 He, whose private interest is to be debated. 1776 A. SMITH In ...out of which they vsed to goe to their private assemblies. 1651 T. HOBBES Leviathan II. xix. 99 If it [sc. the succession] be in any other particular Man, or p

...he alarm be past away. 1821 BYRON Heaven & Earth I. i. 155 Foam, Which the leviathan hath lash'd From his unfathomable home. 1864 WOOD (title) Homes without Han