ALP

Alphabet, ii. 198; iii. 112, 220
Alsace, ii. 379

Altruism, i. 10-18, 263, 502, 558,
564 570; ii. 123, 135, 146, 155,
172, 245, 307; iv. 253
development of,

iii. 57, 90, 156-159; iv. 83
innate, i. 565-570; ii. 9; iii. 504;
iv. 17. See Egoism, Problem

Ambassadors, iv. 409

Ambition, i. 155, 564; ii. 244-246;
iv. 290. See Pride

America, i. 313; iii. 114;

iv. 127, 403, 426, 430, 453
discovery of, iii. 463; iv. 505

American Revolution, iii. 502; iv. 403
Analysis, i. 369, 381, 580

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Transcendental, i. 392, 482
Chemical, i. 450; iii. 506
of Language, ii. 190

of Society, ii. 223-242;

iv. 267-315

of Religion, ii. 17; iv. 76–81
of Humanity, ii. 73; iv. 27-33
Anarchy of thought, i. 58; ii. 374;
iv. 321, 527, 623
Anatomy, i. 522–525, 533;

iv. 66, 193, 199, 380, 649
of cerebral organs, i. 546-590;
iv. 207-213

history of, iii. 149, 257, 437, 458,
507.528

Ancestors, worship of, iii. 92, 197, 228.
See Dead

Andalusia, iii. 410; iv. 430

Angel, theological, iii. 344, 384

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positivist, i. 213; ii. 68;

iv. 96, 101, 272

Anglican Church, i. 203; iv. 429

history of, iii. 464–466, 473–
475, 492

Animal life, i. 482-501; iv. 193
Animals, capable of progress,
i. 85, 489, 512; iv. 286
Thought, i. 506, 579
Social life, i. 495, 505; ii. 14
associated with man, i. 498;
iii. 115; iv. 126

part of Humanity, iv. 33, 312

worship of, iii. 87

Festival of, iv. 126

- cruelty to, i. 497; iv. 312

dissection of, iv. 199

domestication of, i. 495, 513;
iii. 86; iv. 126, 312

language of, ii. 188

destruction of, i. 498; iii. 116;

history of the, iii. 454, 458, 478
Aratus, iii. 232

Arbitration, industrial, i. 134; ir. 291
Archimedes, i. 393. 396; iii. 263, 437;
iv. 128, 611

work of, iii. 266-270
Architecture, i. 236

Theocratic, iii. 188-190
Greek, iii. 240

Mediæval, iii. 374, 411

- of Future, iv. 138-140
Arianism, ii. 94; iii. 205, 396

Ariosto, i. 176; iii. 485; iv. 85, 483
Aristarchus of Samos, iii. 271

Aristocracy, ii. 326-331.

See Pa-

of Birth, iii. 198, 199, 229, 309,
386

- of Wealth, iii. 309

- of Rome, iii. 316-351

- Feudal, iii. 386, 389, 406, 418, 139
- of Venice, iii. 455

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- of France, iii. 455, 474, 494
- of England,

iii. 455, 474, 494, 511, 523; iv. 428
Aristophanes, iv. 483

Aristotle, Philosophy, i. 464;

ii. 229, 262; iii. 15, 255-262:
iv. 128, 156

Politics, i. 125, 131;

ii. 135, 150, 163, 234, 285
iii. 259; iv. 485

Ethics, iii. 259–261; iv. 485

- Theism, ii. 100; iii 361-364, 416;

iv. 93, 120

Physics, i. 451; iii. 255
Biology, i. 464; iii. 257
influence of, ii. 286;

iii. 262–281, 412, 416, 437; iv. 612
Arithmetic, i. 387

- history of, iii. 106-108, 146, 181,
247, 268, 464

iv. 45
Religion, i. 243;

iv. 46, 132
Politics, i. 224-256

Art, its true place, iv. 45, 64, 104.
See Artists

- relation of Positivism to, i. 220, 240;
iv. 45, 84, 138
- education in, i. 246; ii. 212;
iv. 46
Arthur, legend of King, iii. 395
Artillery, iv. 361

Artists, i. 247, 279; iii. 189, 236;
iv. 139, 224

Asceticism, i. 207; ii. 59; iii. 383;
iv. 250

Assimilation of human existences, iv. 90
Association, theory of, ii. 223-235

three types of, ii. 250, 279
Astrolatry, iii. 94-97, 126, 139, 147,
416; iv. 20, 127, 188
Astrology, iii. 126, 416, 458

Astronomy, i. 373, 403-415; iv. 184

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arithmetical (history of), iii. 105,126,

146

QACON, scheme of, i. 153, 383, 539;

BACON

iv. 154, 160, 161, 165, 485, 596
— estimate of, ii. 262; iii. 483 ;
iv. 350, 485

Roger, iii. 411; iv. 501, 613
Bankers, iv. 71, 301

Banking, iii. 509; iv. 71, 133, 301
Baptismal Names, i. 277; iv. 99
Barbarians, Greek view of, iii. 229
- Teutonic, ii. 96; iii. 350, 393, 402
Barology, i. 423, 428; iii. 506; iv. 190
Barthez, i. 459, 460; iv. 484, 591
Bastille, the, iii. 512; iv. 347

Bathilde, St., iii. 394

Bayard, iii. 385

Beatrice, i. 192; ii. 306

Beauty, sense of, i. 222; ii. 67, 125;
iv. 38, 45, 79-82, 149, 213

Becher, i. 452

iii. 190, 235, 379, 465, 467; iv. 485
Bichat, i. 268, 335, 481, 484, 491, 518,
535, 541; ii. 22

- estimate of, i. 458–473, 524;
iii. 507, 528; iv. 196, 484, 645
Binary combinations, i. 446, 449, 467
Biocracy, i. 500, 566

Biocratic League, i. 498; iii. 115;
iv. 126, 312

Biology, i. 355, 452;

ii. 239-242, 352-357

summary of, i. 456-594

- history of, iii. 148, 185, 256, 411,
506, 507, 528

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BIO

Biology, scheme of, iv. 191-200
Biologic and Sociologic Laws,

ii. 234, 240, 376–382 ; iii. 40–42;
iv. 200

Biological Utopia, iv. 241

Biotaxy, i. 529-535; iii. 507, 528;
iv. 193. See Classification
Biotomy. See Anatomy
Birth, influence of,

iii. 198–199, 229, 309, 386
Black race, i. 315; ii. 377;

iii. 83, 160; iv. 431, 450-454
Blainville, i. 460, 462, 529, 537;
ii. 361, 367; iv. 207, 484
Boerhaave, i. 441, 459
Boileau, i. 242
Bonald, ii. 150; iii. 519, 528; iv. 624
Bonaparte, i. 51, 53, 59, 187, 305;

ii. 371, 280; iv. 337, 345

estimate of, i. 82; iii. 517-522;
iv. 351, 556, 560

Louis, ii. 372; iii. 526;

iv. 343, 345, 360

Bonaventura, St., iii. 409
Bonnet, C., iv. 645
Borgia, Cæsar, iii. 457

Bossuet, i. 249; iii. 483; iv. 485
Bourbons, i. 305; iii. 512, 518–520;
iv. 399

Bourgeoisie. See Middle Class
Brahmins, iii. 252; iv. 11, 447

Brain, general theory of, i. 540-593;
iii. 15–33; iv. 207–212

See Activity, Feeling, Intellect,
Synthesis

Britain, conquest of, iii. 331, 402. See
England

Brother. See Fraternal relation
Broussais, i. 129, 458, 587

on Disease, i. 526–528; ii. 350,
359-363; iii. 18, 59; iv. 198, 484,
645-653

influence of, iii. 528–529

Bruno, Leo IX., iii. 408

Buddha, iii. 205, 283

Buddhism, iii. 204-206, 217;

CAU

Cabanis, estimate of, ii. 313, 356;
iii. 529; iv. 209, 350, 486, 581
Cæsar, i. 81; ii. 264, 380, 386;
iv. 118, 485

estimate of, iii. 327–329;
iv. 120, 128

Calculus, the, i. 376–395, 423, 440;
iv. 183, 578. See Chances
-history of, iii. 106-108, 146, 181-
183, 247-254, 268, 276, 464, 482
Calderon, iii. 486

Calendar, the, i. 274–278;

iv. 116-137, 346–351

history of, iii. 185; iv. 118
Caloric, i. 441

Calvin, iii. 465

Calvinists, i. 216; iii. 492

Cape of Good Hope, iii. 463; iv. 505
Capital, i. 130-134, 294, 300; iv. 52.
See Property

general theory of, ii. 129–146, 225–
235, 326-340; iv. 285-293
-history of, iii. 153, 171, 191, 301,
309, 376, 438-442, 461, 489, 508, 522
punishment, ii. 341; iv. 66, 199, 252
Capitalists. See Capital, Industry,
Property, Rich

Caracalla, iii. 316

Cardinals, iv. 226.

See Papacy

Carnivorous animals, i. 489, 495, 510,
563, 579; iv. 312

Carnot, iv. 484
Carolus, coin, i. 311

Carrel, Armand, i. 59

Carthage, iii. 319–324

Caste, ii. 81, 104, 166, 198, 375; iv. 11
- history of, iii. 171–177, 191-204,
216, 309; iv. 127, 280

Castle, system of the, iii. 407
Cat, the, i. 513

Catechism, the, iv. 352, 463

Catholicism, the term, iii. 473; iv. 403
morality of, i. 176, 205;

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ii. 90-96, 278; iii. 376-387
doctrines of, ii. 99-104, 301;

iii. 359-390

institutions of, ii. 89-111, iii. 390–

420

- germs of, iii. 337-350

- rise of, iii. 353-359

education in, i. 136-138

failure of, ii. 112; iii. 414-440;
iv. 13, 128

- relation of Positivism to, i. 68–73;
ii. 100-119, 301; iv. 37, 335
Causality, iii. 69–72, 133-139, 207–

209. See Cause

Cause, the term, i. 290

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doctrine of, i. 347, 422; ii. 71;
iii. 12, 31-33

- history of, iii. 106, 129, 132–142,
243, 459, 503

Church and State, ii. 277-286;
iii. 443, 464-469, 518; iv. 335
Cicero, iii. 334; iv. 485

Citizen, the term, ii. 278, 305; iii. 308
City, the term, ii. 240; iv. 67, 268
analysis of, ii. 240–242, 251, 291
function of, ii. 250-255, 277-278,
291-294, 304-308; iv. 272-274
-history of the, iii. 92, 122, 158-161,
172, 177, 213, 305-309, 322

Civic duty, ii. 235-239, 291, 304, 326
Civil Service, iv. 303

Civilisation, the term, iii. 56. See
Progress

Civism, ii. 304; iii. 306

Clairaut, iii. 499; iv. 484
Classification, Law of, i. 26–35, 343-

354; ii. 352; iii. 33-44; iv. 159
of the Sciences, i. 355-368, 383,
464-474; ii. 352-357; iii. 481;
iv. 161-168, 549, 597
- cosmological,

i. 369-373, 415-420, 428
- biological, i. 456-474, 529-540;
iii. 258, 507; iv. 193

- sociological,

ii. 242-272, 336-357; iv. 54
of cerebral functions, table, i. 595
of social forces, ii. 224-234
of social crders, ii. 336-346;
iv. 56-58, 64-73, 269-276

of the arts, i. 234

of laws of thought, iv. 154-160,
551

Clerks, iv. 124

Climate, ii. 364. 368, 377; iv. 569
Clothing, institution of, iii. 117, 195.
See Dress

Clotilde, St., iii. 394

Clotilde de Vaux, i. 175, 211, 214-215;

ii. 306, 382; iii. 234, 530

commemoration of, iv. 45, 95,

394, 460, 472-481

Clubs, workmen's, i. 114, 158;

iv. 277, 333, 617

Cobden, Richard, iv. 430

Cœur, Jacques, iii. 462

Coinage, International, i. 311

Colbert, iii. 478, 493; iv. 340, 503
Colleges, i. 137, 141; iii. 472; iv. 337.
See Academies, School

Colonial system, iii. 491, 525;

iv. 364, 423, 431, 452

Colonies, i. 313; iv. 404, 425
Columbus, iii. 463; iv. 134, 559
Column of Place Vendôme, iv. 345
Combination. See Dualism

- chemical, i. 444-454; iii. 506;
iv. 190

of efforts, ii. 243; iv. 540, 632
industrial, i. 133; 365

COM

Combustion, i. 441; iii. 506

Command, ii. 227, 244, 323-330,
342; iv. 53

order in sense of, ii. 384

Commedia, iii. 460; iv. 3, 42, 352,
481. See Dante

Commemoration of the Dead, i. 276;
iv. 136. See Dead

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- of great men, i. 81; iv. 125-130,
See Worship

Commines, Philippe de, iv. 485
Commerce, i. 310; iv. 71, 133

- history of, iii. 191, 233, 462–3, 509
Commercial system, iii. 463, 509
Committee, Positive, i. 309, 313;
iv. 416

Commons, the. See Middle Class
Communication, by Language, ii. 209
by missive, iv. 415
Communism, i. 120-136, 184;
ii. 319; iv. 284, 413

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iii. 146, 231, 385; iv. 262, 404
criticised, i. 50, 55, 202, 588;

iii. 262; iv. 262, 571–577

- estimate of, i. 305;

iii. 498, 510, 527; iv. 27, 484, 570
- predecessor of Comte, i. 589;

ii. 151, 369; iii. 11; iv. 2, 262
Confession, iii. 388; iv. 66, 108
Confiscation, i. 123-124; ii. 319, 341;
iii. 310, 406; iv. 408

Confucius, iii. 283. See China

Conic sections, i. 389, 414; ii. 385;

Consensus, social, i. 29; iv. 40-44
intellectual, i. 586; ii. 315; iii. 18;
iv. 44-50

active, i. 584; iv. 50-54
general, i. 586; ii. 299, 317;
iv. 17-24

Constabulary, iv. 361

Constancy, i. 192; ii. 157; iii. 409;
iv. 113

Constant, Benjamin, ii. 371
Constantine, ii. 386; iii. 390; iv. 326
Constantinople, iii. 331, 390; iv. 441
Construction, Instinct of, i. 562;

ii. 130; iv. 251. See Industry
Consumption, of products, ii. 130
Contemplation, the term, i. 579
analysis of, i. 580; ii. 310–315;

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iii. 16, 124; iv. 151–156, 551
life of, i. 13; iii. 376; iv. 235
Continence, i. 207; ii. 158;

iii. 379-381; iv. 251. See Chastity
Continuity, the term, i. 292; ii. 63
- analysis of, ii. 293–296, 379-382;
iii. 1-7

- breach in, ii. 374, 386;

iii. 215, 361, 446-451, 510-
— culture of, iii. 170-178, 308, 527
iv. 31-32, 125–131

Contractility, i. 484

Contrat Social, iii. 511. See Rousseau
Convention, the, i. 87-105, 144-163,
304-309

- history of, iii. 510-516; iv. 399
Cook, Captain, iv. 452, 484
Cooperation, ii. 223, 243, 285, 293;
iii. 8; iv. 282-286

Copernicus, iii. 276; iv. 505
Copyright, iv. 340

Cordova, iii. 404; iv. 501

Corneille cited, i. 177; ii. 325; iii. 377;