BENEDICT DE SPINOZA: Theological-Political Treatise

Further reading
Lessing and Heine (Madison, WI, 2004); David Bell, Spinoza in Germany
from 1670 to the Age of Goethe (London, 1984); Rosalie L. Colie,‘Spinoza in
England, 1665^1730’, Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society, 107
(1963), pp. 183^219; Luisa Simonutti, ‘Premières re´actions anglaises au
Traite´ theólogico-politique’ in Paolo Cristofolini (ed.), L’Heresie Spinoziste
(Amsterdam, 1995), pp. 123^37; on the erasure of Spinoza from the Dutch
historical consciousness, see Wijnand Mijnhardt, ‘The Construction of
Silence: Religious and Political Radicalism in Dutch History’, inVan Bunge
(ed.), Early Enlightenment,pp.231^62.
Finally on Spinoza’s Latinity and terminology, see the collection of
essays in Fokke Akkerman and Piet Steenbakkers (eds.), Spinoza to the
Letter. Studies in Words, Texts and Books (Leiden, 2005) and Fokke
Akkerman, Studies in the Posthumous Works of Spinoza (Meppel, 1980).
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