objective (and subjective),83seqq.;objective thought,45,57,145.Oken, quoted,392,401,418.One (and many),179seqq.Ontology,67; ontological proofin theology,107,331.Opposition (logical),221.Organism,246,281,360seqq.Oriental theosophy,64.Ought (the),11,115,372.Outward (and inward),253.P.Pantheism,72; in Spinoza,105,275;its principle,167.Paralogism (in rational psychology),95,97.Parmenides,160,411.Particular,291seqq.Parts (and whole),245;distinct from organs,246.Personality,124,274.Phenomenalism (Kant's),93,240.Phenomenology of Spirit: place in Hegel's system,58.Philosophy: general definition,4;its scope and aim,28,38,44,73,127,164,262,354,376,391;history of,22,159,385,411;in England,12;rise of,18;its branches,28,322;method of,375;philosophy and life,384,393.Physicists,193.Plato: reminiscence of ideas,130,289;his dialectic,149;on the Other,173;Philebus,177;compared with Aristotle,259.Pneumatology,68seqq.Polarity,221(cf.418).Porosity,238.Positive (and negative),219seqq.;positive element in Science,26.Possibility,259.Practical Reason,110,403.Predication,300seqq.Preformation,289,425.Problematical judgment,313.Proclus,386.Progress: its meaning,169.Properties (of a thing),233.Proposition,65,300,395.Protagoras,149(cf.409).Proverbs quoted,150.Providence,268.Psychology,68seqq.,95seqq.,338, (cf.428).Punctum Sailens,426.Pure thought,30,49.Pythagoras,197,416.Q.Qualitative judgment,304; syllogism,317.Quality,158seqq.,170.Quantity,185.Quantum,190.R.Raisonnement,229.Ratio (quantitative),199.Reality: opposed to negation,171;to ideality,180.Reason: faculty of the unconditioned,92,400seqq.;as merely critical,109;practical,110;negative,152seqq.;as syllogism,314.Reciprocity,279.Reflection,5,8,41,53,208,275;distinct from dialectic,147;judgments of,307.Reinhold: his method,17,385.Religion (and philosophy),3,43,64;its nature,132seqq.Reminiscence (Platonic),130,289.Repulsion,181.Roman religion,335.Rousseau,293.Rule,202.S.Scepticism: ancient,53;opposed to dogmatism,66;modern,82;its function in philosophy,141,151.Schelling,46(cf.392,393),367(cf.429).Schiller,112(cf.405).Scholasticism,40,66,75,80;definition of God,69.Schopenhauer,401,408,424.Sciences and philosophy,19,22;science and religion,350.Scotch philosophers,131.Scotus Erigena,387.Self-determination, in.Self-identity,212.Sensation,36seqq.Sensas eminentior,73,397.Sex,361.Sin (original),55.Slavery (abolition of),293.Socrates, his dialectic,149,228.Solon,43.Somewhat,171.Sophists: theory of education,131;essence of sophistry,148,228;opposed to Socrates,149,419.Sorites,203,417.Soul: as object of psychology,69,77;(rationalist theory of,) criticised by Kant,96;soul and Spirit,69.Speculation,16;as opposed to dogmatism,67;speculative reason,152seqq.Spinoza, his alleged atheism and pantheism,105seqq.,275;causa sui,139,277;his God,159,402;on determination,171;amor intellectualis,283(cf.424);on imagination,196(cf.415);his method,367seqq.(cf.429).Spirit, seeMind.State (mechanical theories of the),182,340.Subject (and predicate),301,395,428.Subjective (and objective),85,270.Substance,273seqq.Sufficient Reason (principle of),224seqq.(cf.418).Syllogism,314seqq.;as a universal form of things,314;in mechanism,340; in teleology,348.Synthetic method,366.System (in philosophy),23seqq.,159.TTaste, defined by Kant,113.Teleology,343seqq.Terms (of syllogism),317.Theology (natural),71seqq.,101seqq.,397.Theorem,368.Theoretical Reason (Kant on),86seqq.Thing,69,233; thing in or by itself,91,231.Thought, its meaning and activity,35seqq.;subjective,36;objective,45,47;distinguished from pictorial representation,3,37.Transcendent,89; transcendental,87,400.Truth, object of philosophy,3;and of logic,32;its meaning,51,387;distinguished from correctness,305,352,354.U.Unconditioned (the),92,410.Understanding, as faculty of the conditioned,58,92;as a principle of limitation,143seqq.,400.Unessential,211.Universal (the),35,42,143;moment of the notion,291seqq.;universality and necessity,12,15,82.Untrue,245.Urtheil,297.Utilitarianism in Science,346.V.Variety,215.VerstandandVernunft,400seqq.Volition,364,371seqq.W.Wesen,209.Whole (and parts),245.Will371;as practical reason,110;its freedom,264.Wolff (Christian), his philosophy,60seqq.,395,396;method,369.World (the), as object of Cosmology,97.Z.Zeno (of Elea),169,195,415.