This man ends his most famous work by stating that "All things excellent are as difficult as they arerare."
This man ends his most famous work by stating that "All things excellent are as difficult as they arerare." According to this man, no two substances can be distinguished by their "affections," and thereforeno two substances can have the same attributes. This man also stated that to be free means that somethingexists "solely from the necessity of its own nature" and that it acts on its own. This man defined asubstance as "that which is in itself and is conceived through itself." He also claimed that "God, or that isNature," is the only substance in the universe. One of this man's works, which contains the section "OfHuman Bondage," is divided up into definitions, axioms and propositions. For 10 points, name this authorof Ethics.
This man ends his most famous work by stating that "All things excellent are as difficult as they arerare."
Baruch Spinoza