Leviathan - 03
===CHAPTER IX :OF THE SEVERAL SUBJECTS OF KNOWLEDGE
THERE are of KNOWLEDGE two kinds; whereof one is knowledge of fact:
the other knowledge of the consequence of one affirmation to another.
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The former is nothing else, but sense and memory, and is
absolute knowledge; as when we see a fact doing, or remember it done:
and this is the knowledge required in a witness.
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The latter is called science; and is conditional; as when we know,
if the figure shown be a circle, then any straight line through
the centre shall divide it into two equal parts. And this is the
knowledge required in a philosopher; that is to say, of him that
pretends to reasoning.
The register of knowledge of fact is called history. Whereof
there be two sorts: one called natural history; which is the history of
such facts, or effects of nature, as have no dependence on man's will;
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The other, is civil history; which is the history of the voluntary
actions of men in commonwealths.
SCIENCE, that is, knowledge of consequences; which is
called also PHILOSOPHY.
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===CHAPTER X : OF POWER, WORTH, DIGNITY, HONOUR, AND WORTHINESS
Natural power, is the eminence of the faculties of body,
or mind: as extraordinary strength, form, prudence, arts,
eloquence口才, liberality★慷慨/宽容, nobility高贵.
The greatest of human powers, is that which is compounded
of the powers of most men, united by consent赞成, in one person,
natural, or civil, that has the use of all their powers
depending on his will.
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Therefore to have servants, is power; to have
friends, is power: for they are strengths united.
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Also riches joined with liberality, is power; because it
procures friends, and servants: without liberality, not so; because
in this case they defend not; but expose men to envy, as a prey被捕食者.
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Reputation of power, is power;
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Also, what quality soever maketh a man beloved, or feared of
many; or the reputation of such quality, is power; because it is a
means to have the assistance, and service of many.
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Good success is power; because it makes reputation of
wisdom, or good fortune; which makes men either fear
him, or rely on him.
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Eloquence口才/雄辩 is power; because it is seeming prudence.
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Form is power; because being a promise of good, it
recommends men to the favour of women and strangers.