1677 THOMAS HOBBES - HOMER. The Iliads and Odysses of Homer. Rare Anti-Monarchy Works Sermons Stapleton Crutchfield served briefly as

Stapleton Crutchfield served briefly as temporary superintendent of the Virginia Military Institute before joining the Confederate army

The Sabbath School Treasury for 1831

The wagon seated fifteen people

Very early imprint of the Lawrence Asylum

1677 THOMAS HOBBES - HOMER. The Iliads and Odysses of Homer. Rare Anti-Monarchy Works Sermons Stapleton Crutchfield served briefly asA very nicely preserved second edition [first thus] of Hobbes' significant translations of Homer. His version of the Odyssey was first published in 1675 and then issued here with Iliad as well. Significantly, he completed his work on Homer toward the end of his life, when censorship meant he no longer had other means of expressing his views in print. It is believed that his Homer continued with the arguments of his famed Leviathan, one of the most