Leviathan (disambiguation)

Leviathan stands for:

• A biblical mythological sea monster, see Leviathan ( mythology)
• Leviathan - Berliner Journal of Social Science
• Leviathan (telescope), an unofficial name for a historic reflecting telescope
• A pseudonym of American wrestler Dave Batista ( b. 1969 )
• Livyatan, an extinct sperm whale genus
• Leviathan ( Canada's Wonderland ), a roller coaster
• Leviathan ( German band ), German melodic death metal band
• Leviathan ( American band ), American black metal band

Leviathan is the title of the following works:

• Leviathan ( Thomas Hobbes ), state theoretical work of Thomas Hobbes from 1651
• Leviathan ( Julien Green ), novel by Julien Green from 1929
• The Leviathan (Joseph Roth ) by Joseph Roth story from 1940
• Leviathan ( Arno Schmidt), story of Arno Schmidt from 1949
• Volume 3 of the trilogy Illuminatus! by Robert Shea and Robert Anton Wilson in 1975
• Leviathan (film), an American horror movie from 1989
• Leviathan ( Paul Auster ), novel by Paul Auster in 1992
• Leviathan ( album ), an album by the band Mastodon from 2004

Leviathan is the name of the following ships:

• HMS Leviathan, several British warships
• Imperator (ship, 1913), German transatlantic luxury liner after its renaming
• List of ships with the name Leviathan

Leviathan is the surname of the following persons:

• Sophie Goetzel - Leviathan (1911-1994), Polish-Jewish author

• Disambiguation