HEGEL and HOBBES by Laigueglia' scholar Casalino Pierluigi, 1949, who lives in Imperia, on the web

Hobbes requires an heroic effort of his readers; he requires that they become familiar with the peculiar concepts which he uses. Hobbes makes much more modest demands on his readers; though he requires their close attention, he aims at simplicity and clarity. We get into difficulties, as we follow his argument, not because he requires us to use unfamiliar and elusive ideas, but because his ideas are too few and his definitions too simple for tasks he has set himself.
Pierluigi Casalino, Laigueglia's scholar, 1949, who lives in Imperia, on the web