Part 9

General ideas, 15,177. Generosity, 65. Genius, 232, 273, 336-9, 425. Gentle judgments, 124. German art, 501. Germans, the, 326. God, 307, 353. Godlike, the, 308. Good advice, 206. Good manners, 254-7, 263-5. Good will of others, 34. Government, the best, 225. Graceful misery, 126. Gratitude, 283. Great ideas, 239, 349, 350-2. Great men, 274. Great men and little men, 69, 119, 271. Great men and the masses, 147. Greek and Latin, study of, 444, 446. Greek and Latin writers, 469. Greek art, 484. Greeks, the, 189, 443, 559.

Habit, 129. Hatred and envy, 130. Hearing and understanding, 383. High positions, 335. Historian's duty, the, 452-3, 455. Historic sense, 460. History, 80, 451. History of knowledge, 55. Honour and rascality, 144. Hope, 194, 280, 315. Hypotheses, 560.

Ideals, 141, 348. Ideas and sensations, 93. Ignorance, 231. Illusions, 186. Imagination, how regulated, 489. Imprudence, 50, 105. Incompetence and imperfection, 17, 18. Incompetency, 579-80. Individuals and the age, 201, 581. Influencing one's age, 365. Ingratitude, 152. Inquiry, limits of, 327, 554, 558, 576-7. Insight, 370. Intelligence, 322. Intention, 334. Interest in public events, 331. Introspection, 75. Investigator, the true, 543-4. Irregular circumstances, 143. Isolation of the good, 224. Italian art, 505.

Judgment, 85-6. Justice and law, 54.

Kepler, saying of, 354. Knowledge, 235, 324, 370, 525-6, 538. Knowledge and doubt, 178. Knowledge and new ideas, 82. Knowledge, branches of, 539. Knowledge of one another, 67-70, 251-3. Knowledge, the contempt for, 113.

Language and thought, 317, 407. Languages, knowledge of, 414. Laws, 321. Laws, study of, 168. Leasing, saying of, 52. Lessons, 139. Liberal ideas, 174, 375. Liberality, the truest, 385. Life, the art of, 101, 192, 282, 584. Limitations, 578. Literature a fragment, 404-5. Literature, corrupt, 465-7. Literature, new, 409. Love, 195, 270. Love of truth, 28. Loving one's like, 180. Lucidity, 413. Lyrics, 421.

Majorities, 544-6, 566. Malignance of scholars, 135. Man and his organs, 347. Masters, 94, 310. Mastery, 204. Matter, contents and form, 183. Maxims and anecdotes, 156. Maxims of the ancients, 438-42. Means and end, 11. Mediocrity, 221, 273. Memoirs, 149. Memory, 157. Men and women, 226, 295. Metaphysics, 551. Metempsychosis, the best, 585. Method in art and knowledge, 112. Mischief, 160. Misfortunes, 227. Mistakes, 13, 40, 153, 162, 210, 218, 285-6, 524, 561. Misunderstanding, 122. Moment, the, a kind of public, 369. Monarchs and the press, 375. Moods, 100. Morality, 319. Motive, 10. Mottoes, 207. Music, 488. Mysteries and miracles, 169. Mysticism, 430.

Napoleon, 240-1. National character, 73, 374, 429. Nature, 572, 590. Nature and art, 482-3, 490-1, 509, 512. Nature and culture, 284, 477. Nature-poets, 419. Nature, study of, 561. Newspapers, 23, 375, 461.

Obscurantism, 88. Obscurity in an author, 431. Observation and conclusion, 517, 559. Obstinacy, 579. Opinions, 107, 552. Opponents, 381-2. Opposition, 88. Originality, 1, 134, 409-11, 536-7. Origins, 550. Ovid, 463.

## Parties, 516.

Passions, 300-3. Past, the, 138. Patience, 357. Patriotism in art and science, 448. Patrons, 133. Paying for one's humanity, 173. Peace, 53. Pedantry, 132, 535, 555. _Pereant qui ante nos nostra dizerunt!_ 333. Perfection, 343, 578, 580. Perseverance, 193, 537. Perversities of the day, 244. Pessimism, 181, 184. Phenomena, how to approach, 399. Philosophy and the ages of life, 390. Piety, 35-6. Plain speaking, 172. Plans and designs, 12. Poetical talent, 449. Poetry, 176. Posterity, the appeal to, 408. Power of conviction, 84. Practical men and thinkers, 395. Praising a man, 323. Prayer, 315. Predestination, 355. Prejudices, 215. Primeval powers, 236. Problem of science, 515, 551. Problematical natures, 97. Problematical opinions, 30. Problematical talents, 171. Problems, 527. Productive energy, 164. Productivity, 415. Progress and problems, 398. Progress, conflicts of, 219. Progress of science, 567. Propædeutics, 212, 511. Protestants, 205. Prudent energy, 16. Psychology, 433. Public, the, 96, 369, 389, 416, 541.

Questions, 532.

Reason, 4. Reformation, the, 313, 316. Religion, 312. Religious controversy, 460. Renaissance, the, 313. Revolution, saying on the, 373. Revolutionary sentiments, 216. Rhythm, 131. Riddles, 62. Ridiculous, the, 291-4. Right, doing what is, 77. Rocks of offence, 306. Roland, Madame, 403. Romances, 422. Romantic landscape, 480. Romanticism, 462, 464.

_Sakontala_, 472. Satisfaction, 586. Scepticism, 340-1. Schiller, Goethe and, 434-5. Scholar, the real, 309. Schön, Martin, 504. Schools of thought, 569. Science: its course, 518, 540-1, 545-6, 567, 570-1, 589. Science: its problem, 515. Sects, 522. Self-appreciation, 20, 56, 111, 249, 366. Self-guidance, 21-2, 24-5, 33. Self-knowledge, 2. Senses, 345-6. Senses, false tendencies of, 487. Sentimental poetry, 423. Sentimentality, national, 429. Service, 196. Shakespeare, 473-5. Silence, 32. Sincerity and impartiality, 151. Sketches, 510. Society, 250. Society, soldiers and civilians in, 258-9. Society, the best, 230, 289. Soporifics, 76. Sowing and reaping, 279. Spectacles, 261. Speech, 382. Speech and language, 123. Speech and writing, 377. Speeches, 287. Spinozism in poetry, 427. Steady activity, 154. Sterne, 476. Subordination, 191. Success in the world, 6, 19, 368. Superiority of another, 270. Superstition, 31, 424. Symbolism, 202.

Tact, 26-7. Tattle, 148. Tattooing, 79. Teaching, 519, 562-3. Theatre, effect of the, 197. Theory, 44, 520, 557. Theory and experience, 198. "Things of another world," 242-3. Thinkers, 416. Thinking for oneself, 8. Thoroughness, 41. Thought, 1, 396, 412, 533, 563. Thoughts at the close of life, 403. Timon, saying of, 127. Toleration, 356. Tradition, 392, 563. Tragedies, 470. Translation, 426, 479. Troubles, 104. Truth, 14, 28, 60, 120, 163, 336, 531, 547, 553. Truth and error, 108-9, 137, 185, 199, 213, 468, 528, 549, 552. Truth to oneself and others, 337. Tyranny of great ideas, 51.

Ultimate facts, 558. Unconditioned, striving after the, 372. Understanding, 81, 383, 388. Unfathomable, the, 576-7. Unities, the three, 428. Unjust blame, 96. Unqualified activity, 9. Use and value, 541-2.

Value of each day, 332. _Vanitas vanitatum!_ 114. Vanity, 376. _Veni Creator Spiritus_, 425. Visitors, 252-3. Voluntary dependence, 266. Vulgarity, 222.

Wisdom of this world, 307. Wishing people well, 128. Will, 324. Word and picture, 155. Words of praise and blame, 468. Work, 57. Work for the past and the future, 364. Work, how it limits us, 220. World, the, 158, 565. Worthiest lot, the, 342.

Youth, 588.

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