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'''Thomas Hobbes''' Malmesburiensis<ref name=":0">Quo nomine se ipsum appellavit; e.g. [http://archive.org/stream/operaphilosophi00molegoog#page/n6/mode/2up ''Thomae Hobbes Malnmesburiensis opera philosophica'', II], Epistola dedicatoria; [http://archive.org/stream/operaphilosophi03molegoog#page/n12/mode/2up ''Thomae Hobbes Malnmesburiensis opera philosophica'' III], p. viii. — Praeterea '''Thomas Hobbius''' nuncupari voluit, sicut [https://books.google.fi/books?id=IuURAAAAIAAJ&printsec=frontcover&hl=fi#v=onepage&q&f=false ''De cive''], p. xiv. Etiam '''Thomas Hobbesius''' postea appellatus est, e.g. {{Google Books|jEgD1uGfPlsC|vide p. 34}}. </ref> sive '''Hobbius''' sive '''Hobbesius'''<ref name=":0" /> (iuxta [[Malmesburia]]m [[5 Aprilis]] [[1588]] natus; mortuus in [[Hardwick Hall]] [[Anglia]]e, [[4 Decembris]] [[1679]]), fuit [[philosophus]] [[Anglia|Anglicus]], propugnator [[materialismus|materialismi]]. Itaque omnia in motu et materia consistere cogitavit. [[Dualismus|Dualismum]] [[Renatus Cartesius|Cartesianum]] denegans animam hominis dixit mortalem esse. Doctrinis neoaristotelicis [[Galilaeus Galilaei|Galilaeum]] et [[Petrus Gassendus|Gassendum]] praetulit, sed sine dubio id quod de [[philosophia politica]] disseruit maximam sui famam posteritati reliquit. Inter [[liber|libros]] quos scripsit, ''Leviathan''<ref>Nomen tituli ad [[Leviathan]] monstrum refertur.</ref> ([[1651]]) de [[monarchia]] absoluta maxime innotuit.
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