Spinoza’a works: Quotes from the Ethics are done according to the by-now standard way of indicating the work itself, then the part, the proposition, and, according to the case, the demonstration, corollary, scholium, and so on; thus EIIp7cor means: Ethics, part 2, proposition 7, corrolary. The Tractatus de Intellectus Emendatione is referred to as TIE and is quoted according to the paragraph numbers as they are given in the Gebhardt edition. The Short Treatise is quoted according to part and chapter; the Tractatus Theologico-Politicus according to chapter, and page numbers are given according to the Gebhardt edition. Unless otherwise indicated, I used either Curley’s or Shirley’s translations (with occasional changes, always indicated in the text).
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