Who wrote "Leviathan": Francis Bacon, Boethius, Plato or Thomas Hobbes?

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Thomas Hobbes’s 1651 book Leviathan (with a revised Latin edition in 1668) takes its title from the monstrous sea serpent of the Hebrew Bible and older myths.

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