Thomas Hobbes Quotes

The Interpretation Of The Laws Of Nature In A Common-wealth, Dependeth Not On The Books Of Moral Philosophy. The Authority Of Writers, Without The Authority Of The Commonwealth, Maketh Not Their Opinions Law, Be They Never So True.

Related Authors

• A. C. Cuza
• Hartmann Von Aue
• Jeremy Hansen
• Jim Clemmer
• Joe Fortenberry
• Jose Saramago
• Ken Gallender
• Lucy Mangan
• Parth Pandya
• Scott Rigell
• Tamasin Cave
• Tony Roberts

Related Topics

• Quotes About Trying Harder Than Others

  I have found that to tell the truth is the hardest thing on earth. Harder than fighting in a war, harder than taking part in a revolution. "If you try — Richard Wright

• Best One Word Quotes

  Sound is one of the best most powerful tools. All the ancient traditions confirm that in the beginning was the word. Sound sort of predates form. — MC Yogi

• Described Quotes

  Religions in general have to rediscover their roots. In Hinduism and the Koran, animals are described as equals. If you walk into a cathedral and look at the decorations of — Margaret Atwood

• Giving To Others Bible Quotes

  Corruption is subtle, just like the Bible said. Many young poets have come to me and asked, How am I gonna make it? They feel, and often with considerable justice, — Philip Levine

• Quality Gurus And Their Quotes

  The all-or-nothing quality of Poonja-ji's teaching obliged him to acknowledge the full enlightenment of any person who was grandiose or manic enough to claim it. Thus, I repeatedly witnessed fellow — Sam Harris