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 After Hobbes returned to England and published Leviathan, he faced true opposition to his thoughts from various directions.

 While the De Cive was a true success, especially on the continent, Leviathan was received with rage.

 This, among other reasons, might have turned Hobbes’s head to other questions, mainly to scientific contemplations that he had begun already in France.

 Althoughgh revolution is a rare concept in Hobbes’s political texts, he was very familiar with the concept from his astronomical investigations.

 Indeed, the concept of revolution was first astronomical.

 Hence, it is understandable that Hobbes found this very important and wanted to clarify the subject as he did in De Corpore.

 Hobbes seems to think that the revolution of a planet simply explains some things most truthfully.

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