According to Hobbes, "When the transferring of right is not mutual, but one of the parties transfers in hope to gain friendship or service from another, or from his friends, or in hope to gain the reputation of charity or magnanimity, or to deliver his mind from the pain of compassion, or in hope of reward in heaven," then this is called a gift.

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According to Hobbes, when one party transfers right in the hope of gaining something in return (such as friendship, reputation, reward in heaven), it is considered a gift rather than a mutual transfer of rights.

According to Hobbes, "When the Transferring of Right Is Not