A philosophical enquiry into the laws of nature: wherein the essence, the principal heads, the order, the publication, and the obligation of these laws are deduced from the nature of things
Subtitle: Wherein also, the principles of Mr. Hobbes's philosophy, both in a state of nature, and of civil society, are examined into, and confuted
By: Written originally in Latin by the Right Reverend Father in God, Richard Cumberland, D.D., late lord bishop of Peterborough. And translated in English, with large explanatory notes, and an appendix, by the Reverend John Towers ...
Contributors: Towers, John, of Dublin, translator
Publisher: Printed by S. Powell
Published: 1750
Place of publication: Dublin
Language: eng
Number of pages: 597
Subjects: Ethics; Christian ethics
Notes: Appendix has separate paging and special t.-p.: Appendix: or, The biography and other matters relating to the improvements in natural and moral philosophy. Dublin, Printed by S. Powell, 1750.