Considering the sense which philosophical tradition gives to divine attributes, it isimperative to observe that, in Spinoza’s philosophy, that which implies God as adjective or predicate (as eternal, infinite, immutable, etc.) is not an attribute, but a property. Between the attributes of God and its properties, in the Spinozismthere is a clear difference and in the Short Treatise is where Spinoza more highlights it. The following article presents and analyses the differences that Spinoza establishes, in that work, between the attributes and properties of God as a way toestablish a starting point for the comprehension of the ontological statute of divine attributes in his philosophy.Considerando o sentido que a tradição filosófica confere a...