Appendix
Spinoza’s Ethics, demonstrated in geometrical order, consists of five parts; from these parts the following selections have been taken:
| Part I. | Of God |
| Definitions, Axioms, and the Appendix. | |
| Propositions: 11; 15-18; 26; 27; 29; 33. | |
| Part II. | Of the Nature and Origin of the Mind |
| Preface, Definitions, and Axioms. | |
| Propositions: 1; 4-7; 11-13; 15-18; 24-26; 28-32; 35; 36; 38-49. | |
| Part III. | Of the Origin and Nature of the Emotions |
| Preface, Definitions, and Postulates; Definitions of the Emotions. | |
| Propositions: 1; 2; 4; 6; 9; 11; 14; 16; 18; 25; 27-32; 40; 41; 43-46; 48-51; 56; 57. | |
| Part IV. | Of Human Bondage or Of the Strength of the Emotions |
| Preface, Definitions, Axioms, and the Appendix. | |
| Propositions: 3-9; 11-27; 38; 39; 41-47; 50-54; 56-58. | |
| Part V. | Of the Power of the Intellect or Of Human Liberty |
| Preface and Axioms. | |
| Propositions: 1-28; 30-42. |
The End