Eschylos, xlvi.

Albertus Magnus, xcv., 207
Aldrich, 121, 129

Alighieri. See Dante

Anaxagoras, 76

Angeleri, F., 257

Anselm, c.

Aquinas. See Thomas

Aristotle, xlvi., xc. sqq., 1, 2, 3, 4,
5 n., 8 nn., 17 n., 18, 21 n., 23 11.,
27 n., 28 n., 37, 39, 44, 46 nn.,
47 sq., 52, 59, 63, 76, 77 nn., 84,
93 n., 97, 131 n., 132 n., 139,
141, 160, 161, 165, 169, 170 n.,
174, 181 n., 190, 194, 197 n., 221,
260, 261, 262 sq., 268, 277, 286 sq.,
344 n., 346, 356, 360, 304, 366,
373, 383

Augustine, St., 43, 277, 289

Bain, Professor Alexander, 43, 277,
289

Bastian, Dr. A., 282

Bekker, I. (Anecd. Græca), 347
Belger, Chr., 23 n.

Berkeley, ciii. sqq.

Bichat, 292

Biese, Fr., 264 n.
Boethius, 62

Bonaventura, St., 38, 39, 139

Bonitz, H., 18, 46 n., 59 n., 262 n.
Bonnet, Ch., 20

Brentano, Fr., 161, 207 n., 344 n.
Bruno, G., xxv., xxviii.
Buonarroti, Michelangelo, 361

Buroni, G., xc. n., 65, 73, 79, 344 n.
Bywater, I., 75, 260, 342 n.

Casara, Sebast., xcvii. n., 40, 139
Condillac, Abbé, xxvi., cvii., 20, 37
Cornoldi, G. M., 206 n.

Dante, xlvi., 361

Davidson, T., 75 n., 347

Demokritos, 277

Hamilton, Sir Wm., 1, 38, 43, 158,
178 sq., 199 n., 241
Hauréau, B., 264 n.

Hegel, civ. sqq., 5 n., 10, 18, 21, 23,
28 sq., 46, 49 n., 50 sqq., 78, 141
sqq., 161, 175 n., 221, 250, 327,
344 n., 373

Herakleitos, xc., civ., 75, 78, 260,
342 n.

Hume, David, cii. sq., 77

Jaesche, J. B., 23

Jesuits, 369

Jesus, 161

Jevons, W. S., 44, 121
Jourdain, A., xcv. n.

Kant, Im., xxvi., ciii. sqq., 10, 18,

21, 23, 24, 32, 33 nn., 34 sqq., 37,
46, 48, 49, 62, 63, 78, 79, 87 n.,
95, 96 sqq., 120 sqq., 124, 127,
135, 139, 194, 195, 255, 261, 290,
336 sq., 366 sq.

Kirchhoff, Hermann, xciv. n.

Kirchner, J. H., xciv. n.

Lange, F. A., 24, 106, 252
Leibniz, 1, 28 n., 37, 285
Lersch, L., 347

Locke, J., xxvi., ci. sqq., 37, 38

Malebranche, xxvi., ci.

Mamiani della Rovere, Count T.,
xxxiv., 68, 87 n., 95 n.
Mastrofini, Abbé, 349
Müller, F. Max, 43, 50 n., 223 sq.

Newman, Cardinal, 15

Occam. See William

Paoli, F., xxvii., xli. n.
Parmenides, xc. sq., 21, 75, 76, 78
Pesch, Tilmann, 266
Pini Ermenegildo, 349

Plato, xc. sq., 2, 37, 76, 77, 260,
268 sq., 360, 389

Plotinus, xciv., 177, 277, 327, 360
Plutarch, 360

Pomponazzi, xcviii.

Porphyry, 110 n., 263 sq. n., 278,
308 n.
Pythagoras, 76

Reid, Thos., 37, 121 sqq., 177 sqq.
Reinhold, K. L., 201
Richter, Arthur, xciv. n.
Romagnosi, G. D., xxvi.

Schell, J. H., 266 n.

Schelling, F. W. J., civ., 20, 141,

202 sq.

Schmidt, K. E. A., 347

Schneid, xcvi. n.

Taglioretti, Ang., 171 n.
Talamo, Salvatore, xcvi. n.
Teichmüller, Gust., 262 n., 366
Tennyson, Alfred, xliv., xciii. n., 21,
286

Thomas Aquinas, St., lxxxix. n., xciii.

sqq., xcv., 1, 5 n., 8 n., 9, 18, 22,
39 n., 40 n., 47, 48, 59, 77, 84,
95 n., 123 n., 139, 158, 161, 183
sq., 221, 260, 262 sq., 275 n., 286
sq., 312, 338, 342 sq. n., 346
Trendelenburg, Ad., 6 n., 10, 24,
48 n., 59 n., 62 sq., 158, 262 n.
Ueberweg, F., xxv. 264 n.

Vanini, L., xxv., xcviii.
Vico, G. B., xxv., 386

Α

Absolute and relative knowledge, 118

Abstract, 31; abstraction, 185

Absurd, 173

Accident, 236

Action, 85; actions, 362

Actuality, 219

Esthetics, 359 sq.

Affirmation, 32, 40, 112, 132; does

not involve negation, 221; versus
intuition, 40

Animate versus animal, 301
Anthropology, supernatural, 237
Anoetic versus dianoetic, 330; abso-

Becoming, 151 sqq.
Beginning, absolute unthinkable, 241
Being (cf. Entity, Ideal, Real, Moral),
36 sq., 40, 159; felt, 126; formal,
87; ideal, 38, 87, 108 sq., 110 sq.,
327; identity of, 118; indeterminate,
115; initial, 338; known, 126,
327; manifested, manifesting, and
manifest, 96; modes of, 186, 327
sq.; moral, 328 sq.; order of, 115
sqq.; origin of idea of, 89 sqq.;
particular, 44 sq.; possible, 44 sq.,
87, 108 sq.; undefinable, 237; uni-
versal, 40, 44 sq., 87

Body, 211, 269, 304 sqq.; and soul,
276 sqq., 305 sqq.

Callology, 359 sq.

C

Categories, 331; Kant's, 96 sqq.
Cause, 236, 242 sqq.; first, 246 sq.,
255; of error, 181
Certainty, 158

Classes versus genera, 221

Cognition, direct, first, indirect, 131;
intellectual, II; negative, 3 sqq.;
objective, 13; philosophical, 17;
popular, 17; reflexive, 131; sub-
jective, 13; synthetic, 131; theory
of, 114 sqq.

Concept (how formed), 33 sqq., 86,
110, 122, 136

Consciousness versus knowledge, 199

Difference, a realization, 73

Discursus, 122

Duties, 368 sqq.

Grounds, 4 sq.; extrinsic and in-
trinsic, 5; formal, moral, real, 6;
ultimate, 4 sqq.

E

Economy, 362, 381 sqq.

Education, 362, 379 sqq.; of human
race, 388 sq.

Ego, generation of, 214 sqq.; a feel-
ing, 234, 258, 126; and non-Ego,
196, 221

Entity, 37; felt versus understood,
117

Error, 15, 167, 181, 187
Essence, 37, 58, 59, 112; grades of,
74; of being, 41 sq., 88 sq., 107
sq., 124, 126; realized, 73
Ethics, 362 sq.; general and special,
364, 390; principle of, 366
Eudæmonology, 370 sq.
Excitation, 297 sq.

Exigence, moral, 357; objective and
subjective, 353 sqq.

Existence, a native cognition, 38,
III; not predicated univocally of
God and created things, 336 sq.
Experience, 10

Extension, 85, 212 sq., 269 sq.
External world, 269 sqq.
Externality, 210 n., 212
Extra-subjective, 86, 209, 330

H

Heuristic method, 248 sq.
Hypotheses, 244

I. See Ego

I

Idea (see Ground), 5, 45 n., 81, 100,
112, 167

Ideal Being (see Being), 41 sq., 44
sqq., 60, 70, 87, 96, 108 sq.
Idealist, transcendental, 163
Ideality, 41 sq., 45 sq., 113

Identity, 78; principle of, 172; ab-
solute, 141

Ideology, 19, 22 sqq., 136; method
of, 27 sqq.
Ignorance, 13

Illusion, 145, 163 599.

Imagination, intellectual, 208

Immediate knowing, 55

Immortality, 264

Individual, 218, 220, 332

Individuum vagum, vagissimum, 176

Inference, 122

Infinite, 222 sqq.

Instinct versus sensitivity, 291
Integration, principle of, 246

Intellect, 137; active and possible,
88, 139, 207

Intellective perception, 55, 60, 85,
87, 192, 194 sq., 203, 214 sqq.
Intellectual attention, 191; imagina-
tion, 208

Intelligence versus sense, 260
Intuition, 21 sq., 169 sq., 205, 325

J

Judgments, ideal and real, 13; pos-
sible, 13; primitive versus deri-
vative, 14; synthetic à priori, 33,
119 sqq., 128 sq.; versus affirma-
tions, 32

K

Knowing, and thinking, 10; absolute
and relative, 332; direct, 16 sq.;
philosophical versus popular, 15

Pedagogics, 379

Perceived being, 83

Perception, 40, 41, 55, 82, 136 sq.,

179 sqq., 190, 194 sq., 205 sqq.,
211, 214; immediate, 223
Perfection, relations of, 351 sqq.
Person, personality, 357

Persuasion, 13; versus conviction;
versus demonstration, 15, 18, 158,
188
Philosophy, various definitions of, I
sqq., 9; end of, 338; general and
special, 8; progressive and regres-
sive, 20, 27

Politics, 362, 383 sqq.

Possible, 87, 100 sqq., 108 sq.

Practice, theory of, 367

Practical reason, 366

Precategorical absolute, 72

Predicate, 36, 130.

Principle of cognition and identity,
172 sq.; in act, 85
Probability, 251 sqq.
Process (Hegel's), 18
Proposition, 122
Property, 372 sqq.
Psychology, 254 sq.

N

Necessity, 101, 161; ontological and

R

Nothing, 79, 80, 209 n.
Nouns, 171
Number, 219

Rational principle, 198

Real (see Being), 36, 41 sq., 110 sq.
Reality, 41 sq., 69 sq., 113, 219 sq.;
abstract, pure, 69; of being, 66 sq.
Reason, 118, 137 sq.; light of, 138;
practical and theoretic, 366
Reasoning, 184, 203; sciences of,
325 sqq.

Reflection, 14, 16 sq., 54 sq., 137,
140 sqq., 181 sq., 184 sq., 187,
231, 240, 247

Relations of ideas, 169

Relativity, 119

Religion, 315 sq., 367

Right, 371 sq.