History of ancient philosophy / by A.W. Benn.

  • A. W. Benn
Date:
1912
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    INDEX Abbott. £. A., quoted, 14 Agnosticism, 67, 70, 141, M4 Anaximander, la Aquinas, St. Thomas, 4 Aristotle, 3, 5, 6, 7, 19, 35, 49* S*» 139- *39. 14a Arnold, Matthew, 55 Athens. 1 f. Atomism, revival of, 10, ax Averroes, 4 Bacon, Rogkr, 4 Bacon, Francis, ta 24, 39, 32, 61 Baur, F. C., 142 Bayle. Pierre, 71 Beneke, F. E., 123 Bergson, Henri, 147 Berkeley, Bishop, 43, 72^.; Theory of Vision^ 73; Idealism. 73 89 Boyle, Robert, at Bradley, F. H., <7, 141 Brahe, Tycho, 17 Brown, Dr. Thomas, 134 Bruno, Giordano, 7 32, 45, 51, 107 Byron, 119 Cairo, Edward, 143 Caird, John, ib. Calvinism, 28 Catholicism and philoso- phy, a ff. Causation. See Hume, Kant, Hegel, Mill Christianity. See Catho- licism Christina, Queen, 32 f Church, Dean, quoted, ic Collier, Arthur, 75 Collins, Anthony, 71 Columbus, 6 Comte, Auguste, 127^; ciassiBcation of the sciences. 130; Politique Positive^ io, \ philosophy I3<. 133 Condillac, 125 Copernicanism, 6 f Cousin, Victor, 90 Dante, 6/. Darwin, Charles, 140 Democritus, xo Descartes, 30, 31 ff.', on belief, 41, 49. 61, 65, 87 Duns Scotus, 4 Eclectics, French, 125/.; German. 144 E^o, the Absolute, 105 Elizabeth, Princess, 3a Empedocles, 65 Epicurus, 9, 32, 39 Epistemology, 65 Eriugena, John Scotus, 3. 4 Ethica, Spinoza’s, 48 Fichte. J. G., tor ff,\ his deBnition of God^, 102; as German patriot, 103 f,\ his idealism, *03 ff'i ethical stand- point, 106; later teach- ing, xzo Ficino, Marsilio, 5 Final causes in modern philosophy, 61; in Plato, ib. Form and Matter, 10, 18, 24 Galileo, 17, 24 Gassendi, 50 Geulincx, 42, 44, 51 Gilbert, 17, 2Z Godwin, William, 139 Goethe, 192, 105 Green, T. H,, 143 Haeckel, Ernst, 146 Haldane, Lord, 143 Haldane, Miss E. quoted, 32 Hamilton, Sir William, 126ft 13a Hartmann, Ed. von, 144/. Harvey, 17 Hegel, G. F. W., 24; on Spinoza, 53, 103, 107, xio^; Phenomeuo/o^y of Afittd, 113; licitmee >53 S„ of LogiCt ib.’t Encyclo^ peediut ib.; Philosophy of Lawt ib,; .EstheticSt 113; Philosophy of His- tory, ib. ; his didactic method, 113 ff.\ nega- tion ^ of supernatural religion, 1x6, 118, 124, 136 Hegelians, the English, Heme, Z03, 116 Heracleitus, 11, 147 Herbart, J. F., 122, 144 Hobbes, Thomas, 22 ff„ 50, 56, 68 Hooker, R ^chard, and the Social Contract, 29 Humanism in the nine- teenth century, 124 Hume, David, 77 character as a his- torian, 77; theory of causation, 81 ff, ; atti- tude towards theism, 84. 89; a precursor of Comte, 129; and of Mill. 133.^ Huxley, T. H., 127 Huyghens on Descartes, 4* Induction, Baconian, 20 Innate ideas, 68, 95 John of Salisbury, 4 Justinian, i Kant, Immanuel, 85^; his nebular hypothesis, 87; on synthetic and analytic judgments, 87 ff. \ on space and time, <^off. ; Critique oj Pure RensoUt gsff.; on causation, 95 y; ; moral and religious philo- sophy, 97 ff.t 118, 119. *32. 133. *34. 147 Kepler, 10, 17, 21 Klopstock ,101
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