Its fourth section, "The Kingdom of (*) Darkness," discusses various types of ignorance, while it postulates aristocracy, monarchy, and democracy in its second section, "Of Common-wealth.
The original cover art of this text displayed ten small images of military weaponry and prowess.  They accompanied the main picture of a giant man wearing a crown and holding a sword and a torch, looking over a village from the hills that would otherwise have been in the background.  That original cover for this work was created by Abraham Bosse. This work's third section expresses the sentiment that no one's word can be taken as divine, though it notably says that sentiment is not true in the case of the scriptures. Its fourth section, "The Kingdom of (*) Darkness," discusses various types of ignorance, while it postulates aristocracy, monarchy, and democracy in its second section, "Of Common-wealth." Arguing for the absolute power of rulers and proclaiming that life is "nasty, brutish, and short," for 10 points, name this work of Thomas Hobbes.
The original cover art of this text displayed ten small images of military weaponry and prowess.  
{Leviathan}