According to Hobbes, "The mutual transferring of right is that which men call _________. There is a difference between transferring of the right to the thing, and transferring of the thing itself. The thing may be delivered together with the translation of the right, as in buying and selling with money, or exchange of goods or lands, and it may be delivered some time after."

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Hobbes is discussing the concept of the transfer of rights, which is commonly referred to as a contract. This involves the exchanging of rights between two parties, such as in buying and selling or exchanging goods or property. The other options, such as purchase or abduction, do not accurately reflect the concept being discussed.

According to Hobbes, "The Mutual Transferring of Right Is That