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Pt. 1. Of man. Of sense -- Of imagination -- Of the consequence or train of imaginations -- Of speech -- Of reason and science -- Of the interior beginnings of voluntary motions commonly called the passions, and the speeches by which they are expressed -- Of the ends or resolutions of discourse -- Of the virtues commonly called intellectual and their contrary defects -- Of the several subjects of knowledge -- Of power, worth, dignity, honor, and worthiness -- Of the difference of manners -- Of religion -- Of the natural condition of mankind as concerning their felicity and misery -- Of the first and second natural laws, and of contracts -- Of other laws of nature -- Of persons, authors, and things personated -- Pt. 2. Of commonwealth. Of the causes, generation, and definition of a commonwealth -- Of the rights of sovereigns by institution -- Of the several kinds of commonwealth by institution, and of succession to the sovereign power -- Of dominion paternal and despotical -- Of the liberty of subjects -- Of systems subject, political and private -- Of the public ministers of sovereign power -- Of the nutrition and procreation of a commonwealth -- Of counsel -- Of civil laws -- Of crimes, excuses, and extenuations -- Of punishments and rewards -- Of those things that weaken or tend to the dissolution of a commonwealth -- Of the office of the sovereign representative -- Of the kingdom of God by nature.