...CUDWORTH'S case was so particular, that It will excuse a little enlargement. The Philosopher of Malmesbury was the terror of the last age, as Tindal and Collins...would needs try his arms in thundering upon Hobbes's steel cap. The mischief his writings had done to Religion set Cud worth upon projecting its defence....

...distinguished person, Warburton remarks, that he " was the ter" ror of the last age, as Tindal and Collins are of this : the press " sweat with controversy, and every young churchman militant " would try his arms in thundering on Hobbes's steel-cap." His was a powerful, original, and unscrupulous mind,...

...philosopher of Malmesbury," says Dr. Warburton, " was the terror of the last age, as Tindall and Collins are of this. The press sweat with controversy ; and every young churchman militant would try his arms in thundering on Hobbes's steel cap." t Nor was the opposition to Hobbes confined to the...

...CITDWORTH'S . case was so particular, that it will excuse a little enlargement. The philosopher of Malmesbury was the terror of the last age, as Tindal and Collins have been of this. The press sweats with controversy: and every young churchman militant would needs try his arms in thundering...

...and State). " The Philosopher of Malmesbury was the terror of the last age, as Tindal and Collins are of this. The press sweat with controversy, and every young churchman militant would try his arms in thundering on Hobbes' steel cap." BISHOP WAitmritTON (Divine Legation). " Mr. Hobbes,...

...and Stale). " The Philosopher of Malmesbury was the terror of the last age, as Tindal and Collins are of this. The press sweat with controversy, and every young churchman militant would try his arms in thundering on Hobbes' steel cap." BISHOP WABUUHTON (Divine Legation). " Mr. Hobbes,...

...will excuse a little enlargement. The Philosopher of Malmesbury was the terror of the hist age, aa Tindal and Collins have been of this. The press sweat...would needs try his arms in thundering upon Hobbes's steel cap. The mischief his writings had done to Reh'gion set Cudworth upon projecting its defence....

...philosopher of Malmcsbury," says Dr. Warburton, " was the terror of the last age, as Tindall and Collins are of this. The press sweat with controversy ; and every young churchman militant, would try his arms in thundering on Hobbes's steel cap."2 Nor was the opposition to Hobbes confined to the...

...Philosopher of Malmesbury," says Dr. Warburton, "was the terror of the last age, as Tindall and Collins are of this. The press sweat with controversy, and every young churchman militant would try his arms in thundering on Hobbes's steel cap" (Divine I^ei/ation, ii, 9, Preface). His principal...

...failed. According to Warburton, the answers to the Leviathan would form a library. "The press sweats with controversy, and every young churchman militant would needs try his arms in thundering upon Hobbes' steel. The objection made by Shaftesbury, who detested Hobbes, against the clerical assailants...