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LEVIATHAN

LEVIATÃ

By Thomas Hobbes

Por Thomas Hobbes

1651

1651

LEVIATHAN OR THE MATTER, FORME, & POWER OF A COMMON-WEALTH ECCLESIASTICAL AND CIVILL

LEVIATÃ OU A MATÉRIA, FORMA E PODER DE UM ESTADO ECLESIÁSTICO E CIVIL

Thomas Hobbes of Malmesbury

Thomas Hobbes de Malmesbury

Printed for Andrew Crooke, at the Green Dragon in St. Paul's Churchyard, 1651.

Impresso para Andrew Crooke, no Green Dragon no Adro de São Paulo, 1651.

TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES ON THE E-TEXT:

NOTAS DO TRANSCRITOR SOBRE O TEXTO ELETRÔNICO:

This E-text was prepared from the Pelican Classics edition of Leviathan, which in turn was prepared from the first edition.

Este texto eletrônico foi preparado a partir da edição Pelican Classics do Leviatã, que por sua vez foi preparada a partir da primeira edição.

I have tried to follow as closely as possible the original, and to give the flavour of the text that Hobbes himself proof-read, but the following differences were unavoidable.

Procurei seguir o original o mais fielmente possível e transmitir o sabor do texto que o próprio Hobbes revisou, mas as diferenças a seguir foram inevitáveis.

Hobbes used capitals and italics very extensively, for emphasis, for proper names, for quotations, and sometimes, it seems, just because.

Hobbes usou maiúsculas e itálicos de forma muito extensiva, para dar ênfase, para nomes próprios, para citações e, às vezes, ao que parece, simplesmente por usar.

The original has very extensive margin notes, which are used to show where he introduces the definitions of words and concepts, to give in short the subject that a paragraph or section is dealing with, and to give references to his quotations, largely but not exclusively biblical.

O original possui notas marginais muito extensas, que são usadas para indicar onde ele introduz as definições de palavras e conceitos, para resumir brevemente o assunto tratado em um parágrafo ou seção e para fornecer referências às suas citações, em grande parte, mas não exclusivamente, bíblicas.

To some degree, these margin notes seem to have been intended to serve in place of an index, the original having none.

Em certa medida, essas notas marginais parecem ter sido concebidas para servir em lugar de um índice, uma vez que o original não possui nenhum.

They are all in italics.

Todas estão em itálico.

He also used italics for words in other languages than English, and there are a number of Greek words, in the Greek alphabet, in the text.

Ele também usou itálicos para palavras em outros idiomas que não o inglês, e há diversas palavras gregas, no alfabeto grego, no texto.

To deal with these within the limits of plain vanilla ASCII, I have done the following in this E-text.

Para lidar com isso dentro dos limites do ASCII simples, fiz o seguinte neste texto eletrônico.

Vocabulary

LEVIATÃ
le-vi-a-TÃ — Leviathan; biblical sea monster symbolizing powerful state
Por
por — By; preposition indicating authorship or cause
OU
ou — Or; conjunction presenting an alternative option
A
a — The; feminine definite article in Portuguese
MATÉRIA
ma-TÉ-ri-a — Matter; physical substance or subject of discussion
FORMA
FOR-ma — Form; shape or structure of something
E
e — And; conjunction connecting words or clauses
PODER
po-DER — Power; authority or ability to control others
DE
de — Of; preposition indicating possession or origin
UM
um — A/an; masculine indefinite article in Portuguese
ESTADO
es-TA-do — State; organized political community or government
ECLESIÁSTICO
e-cle-si-ÁS-ti-co — Ecclesiastical; relating to the Christian church
CIVIL
ci-VIL — Civil; relating to citizens or secular government
de
de — Of/from; preposition showing origin or possession
Impresso
im-PRES-so — Printed; past participle of to print
para
PA-ra — For/to; preposition indicating purpose or direction
no
no — In the; masculine contracted preposition and article
Adro
A-dro — Churchyard; open area surrounding a church
São
são — Saint; title given to canonized holy persons
NOTAS
NO-tas — Notes; written remarks or annotations in text
DO
do — Of the; masculine contracted preposition and article
TRANSCRITOR
trans-cri-TOR — Transcriber; person who copies or transcribes text
SOBRE
SO-bre — About/on; preposition indicating subject or topic
O
o — The; masculine definite article in Portuguese
TEXTO
TES-to — Text; written or printed words forming a document
ELETRÔNICO
e-le-TRÔ-ni-co — Electronic; relating to digital or computer-based format
Este
ES-te — This; masculine demonstrative pronoun indicating nearby thing
texto
TES-to — Text; written content of a document or work
eletrônico
e-le-TRÔ-ni-co — Electronic; existing in digital or computer-readable form
foi
foi — Was; third person singular past of 'ser/ir'
preparado
pre-pa-RA-do — Prepared; made ready or put together carefully
a
a — From/the; preposition or feminine definite article
partir
par-TIR — To depart/start; used in phrase 'a partir de'
da
da — Of the; feminine contracted preposition and article
edição
e-di-ÇÃO — Edition; particular version of a published work
do
do — Of the; masculine contracted preposition and article
Leviatã
le-vi-a-TÃ — Leviathan; Hobbes's famous political philosophy work
que
ke — Which/that; relative pronoun or conjunction
por
por — By/through; preposition indicating means or cause
sua
SU-a — Its/her/your; third person feminine possessive pronoun
vez
ves — Time/turn; instance or occurrence of something
preparada
pre-pa-RA-da — Prepared; feminine past participle meaning made ready
primeira
pri-MEI-ra — First; feminine ordinal number indicating initial order
Procurei
pro-cu-REI — I tried/sought; first person past of procurar
seguir
se-GUIR — To follow; to adhere closely to something
o
o — The; masculine definite article in Portuguese
original
o-ri-gi-NAL — Original; first or earliest version of a text
mais
mais — More; comparative adverb indicating greater degree
fielmente
fi-el-MEN-te — Faithfully; in a loyal and accurate manner
possível
pos-SÍ-vel — Possible; capable of happening or being done
e
e — And; conjunction joining words or clauses together
transmitir
trans-mi-TIR — To transmit; to pass along or convey something
sabor
sa-BOR — Flavor/taste; distinctive quality or character of something
próprio
PRÓ-pri-o — Own/proper; belonging to or characteristic of itself
revisou
re-vi-ZOU — Revised; third person past of revisar, to review
mas
mas — But; conjunction indicating contrast or exception
as
as — The; feminine plural definite article in Portuguese
diferenças
di-fe-REN-ças — Differences; ways in which things are unlike each other
foram
FO-ram — Were; third person plural past tense of ser/ir
inevitáveis
i-ne-vi-TÁ-veis — Unavoidable; impossible to prevent or escape
usou
u-ZOU — Used; third person singular past of usar
maiúsculas
ma-IÚS-cu-las — Capital letters; uppercase letters used for emphasis
itálicos
i-TÁ-li-cos — Italics; slanted typeface used for emphasis
forma
FOR-ma — Form/way; manner or method of doing something
muito
MUI-to — Very/much; adverb indicating high degree or quantity
extensiva
ex-ten-SI-va — Extensive; wide-ranging or broad in scope
dar
dar — To give; to provide or grant something
ênfase
ÊN-fa-se — Emphasis; special importance or stress given to something
nomes
NO-mes — Names; words used to identify persons or things
próprios
PRÓ-pri-os — Proper; relating to specific named nouns or people
citações
ci-ta-ÇÕES — Quotations; passages quoted from another source
às
às — To the; feminine plural contracted preposition and article
vezes
VE-zes — Times; plural of vez, indicating multiple instances
ao
ao — To the; masculine contracted preposition and article
parece
pa-RE-ce — Seems/appears; third person of parecer, to seem
simplesmente
sim-ples-MEN-te — Simply; in a plain or uncomplicated manner
usar
u-ZAR — To use; to employ or utilize something
possui
pos-SUI — Possesses/has; third person of possuir, to own
notas
NO-tas — Notes; brief written comments or annotations
marginais
mar-gi-NAIS — Marginal; notes written in the margins of a page
extensas
ex-TEN-sas — Extensive; lengthy or wide-ranging in content
são
são — Are; third person plural present tense of ser
usadas
u-ZA-das — Used; feminine plural past participle of usar
indicar
in-di-CAR — To indicate; to point out or show something
onde
ON-de — Where; relative adverb indicating location or place
ele
E-le — He; third person masculine singular subject pronoun
introduz
in-tro-DUZ — Introduces; third person present of introduzir
definições
de-fi-ni-ÇÕES — Definitions; explanations of the meaning of words
palavras
pa-LA-vras — Words; units of language with meaning and form
conceitos
con-CEI-tos — Concepts; abstract ideas or general notions
resumir
re-zu-MIR — To summarize; to give a brief account of something
brevemente
bre-ve-MEN-te — Briefly; in a short or concise manner
assunto
as-SUN-to — Subject/topic; matter being discussed or treated
tratado
tra-TA-do — Treated/discussed; past participle of tratar, to treat
em
em — In/at; preposition indicating location or context
um
um — A/one; masculine indefinite article or numeral
parágrafo
pa-RÁ-gra-fo — Paragraph; distinct section of a written text
ou
ou — Or; conjunction offering an alternative choice
seção
se-ÇÃO — Section; a distinct part or division of text
fornecer
for-ne-CER — To provide/supply; to give or furnish something needed
referências
re-fe-RÊN-ci-as — References; citations or sources mentioned in text
suas
SU-as — His/her/its; feminine plural possessive pronoun
grande
GRAN-de — Large/great; of considerable size or importance
parte
PAR-te — Part; portion or section of a whole
não
não — Not/no; negation word in Portuguese
exclusivamente
ex-clu-si-va-MEN-te — Exclusively; solely or only concerning one thing
bíblicas
BÍ-bli-cas — Biblical; relating to or found in the Bible
Em
em — In; preposition indicating location or circumstance
certa
CER-ta — Certain/some; indicating a degree or extent
medida
me-DI-da — Measure/extent; degree or amount of something
essas
ES-sas — These/those; feminine plural demonstrative pronoun
parecem
pa-RE-cem — Seem; third person plural present of parecer
ter
ter — To have; auxiliary or main verb of possession
sido
SI-do — Been; past participle of ser, used in perfect tense
concebidas
con-ce-BI-das — Conceived/designed; feminine plural past participle of conceber
servir
ser-VIR — To serve; to act as or function in place of
lugar
lu-GAR — Place; location or position of something
índice
ÍN-di-ce — Index; alphabetical list for locating content
uma
U-ma — A/one; feminine indefinite article in Portuguese
nenhum
ne-NHUM — None/no; indicating absence or zero quantity
Todas
TO-das — All; feminine plural pronoun meaning every one
estão
es-TÃO — Are; third person plural present of estar
itálico
i-TÁ-li-co — Italic; slanted font style used for emphasis
Ele
E-le — He; third person masculine singular subject pronoun
também
tam-BÉM — Also/too; adverb indicating addition or inclusion
outros
OU-tros — Other; masculine plural adjective meaning different ones
idiomas
i-di-O-mas — Languages; systems of communication used by people
inglês
in-GLÊS — English; language of England and many other countries
há — There is/are; third person present of haver
diversas
di-VER-sas — Various/several; feminine plural meaning different kinds
gregas
GRE-gas — Greek; feminine plural adjective relating to Greece
alfabeto
al-fa-BE-to — Alphabet; ordered set of letters for writing
grego
GRE-go — Greek; relating to Greece or its language
Para
PA-ra — For/to; preposition indicating purpose or goal
lidar
li-DAR — To deal with; to handle or manage a situation
com
com — With; preposition indicating accompaniment or means
isso
IS-so — This/that; neutral demonstrative pronoun referring to something
dentro
DEN-tro — Within/inside; preposition indicating interior limits
dos
dos — Of the; masculine plural contracted preposition and article
limites
li-MI-tes — Limits; boundaries or constraints on something
simples
SIM-ples — Simple; uncomplicated or basic in nature
fiz
fis — I did/made; first person singular past of fazer
seguinte
se-GUIN-te — Following; the next or subsequent thing mentioned
neste
NES-te — In this; masculine contracted preposition and demonstrative
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