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Hume's Seneca Reference in Dialogues 12: An Assessment of Alternatives

Hume's Seneca Reference in Dialogues 12: An Assessment of Alternatives Abstract: In section 12 of the Dialogues , Hume claimed, without reference, that Seneca had written that to know God is to worship him. His source has proven hard to find. This note identifies some possibilities and argues in favour of one of them—one that has not been recognized by recent editors of the Dialogues . http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Hume Studies Hume Society

Hume's Seneca Reference in Dialogues 12: An Assessment of Alternatives

Falkenstein, Lorne.
Hume Studies , Volume 38 (1) – Aug 23, 2012
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Abstract: In section 12 of the Dialogues , Hume claimed, without reference, that Seneca had written that to know God is to worship him. His source has proven hard to find. This note identifies some possibilities and argues in favour of one of them—one that has not been recognized by recent editors of the Dialogues .

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Published: Aug 23, 2012

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