COU

Counsel and Command, ii. 342;
iv. 66, 294

Country, ii. 237, 366; iii. 120, 293,

307. See Patriotism and Town
Courage, i. 585; ii. 343; iv. 64, 466
Cremation, iii. 371

Crimean War, iv. 345

Cromwell, iii. 468, 494, 513;

iv. 429, 485

Crusades, ii. 98, 105, 111;

iii. 410, 418, 485

Cupidity, ii. 138; iv. 289
Curtius, iii. 349

Cuvier, i. 460; iv. 645, 649

DAMNATION, doctrine of, ii. 281;

iii. 382-388
Dancing, art of, i. 583; ii. 192; iii. 113
Dante cited, i. 561;

ii. 106, 267, 286, 319, 327;

iii. 322, 374, 376, 391, 396, 454;
iv. 25, 85, 289

estimate of, i. 223, 239; ii. 306;
iii. 460, 465;

iv. 120, 130, 352, 420, 437, 483
and Beatrice, i. 192; ii. 306; iii. 485
Danton, i. 58;

iv. 45, 329. 333, 338-343, 406
estimate of, iii. 510, 513-516
Daubenton, iv. 645

Daughter, the, ii. 57, 164, 171–174;
iv. 97

Day. See Calendar, Dead, New Year's
Day

Dead, the, i. 333; ii. 54-55, 294–296,
366, 379-382; iv. 31, 89-95
commemoration of, i. 276; ii. 372;
iv. 127-137
worship of, iii. 92, 196, 228, 384;
iv. 95

— judgment of, ii. 269; iii. 200;
iv. 115, 353

- philosophy of, i. 472; ii. 290;
iii 483; iv. 485

- mathematics, i. 378, 380, 389-393;
iii. 482; iv. 484

Despots in Greece, iii. 227

Feudal, iii. 418, 444, 457
Destination, Sacrament of, iv. 111
Destiny, ii. 89; iii. 132-137, 362, 416
iv. 170

Destruction, Instinct of, i. 563;
iii. 47, 86; iv. 252

of animals, iii. 116
Development, general theory of, i. 474–
482; ii. 350–382; iii. 8-64
Devil, the, iii. 200, 364-367
Dictatorship, normal,

i. 92, 160-163, 307;

iv. 300-303, 329, 342, 388-405
Roman, iii. 327-336

DIS

Discipline, modern, iii. 469-500
- normal, ii. 336-346;

iv. 246-256

Disease, i. 526-528, 592; ii. 350,
359-362, 372; iv. 198, 371-383
Disestablishment of Churches, iv. 335
Dissection, iv. 66, 199, 380. See Ana-
tomy

Distribution of functions, ii. 242–285;
iv. 269-278
of Labour, ii. 135, 318-326;
iv. 269, 285, 540, 632

of Wealth, ii. 326–340; iv. 290
Division of Labour. See Distribution
arithmetical, iii. 146, 182

Divorce, i. 190-191; iii. 469

Dodona, iii. 226

Dress, iv. 225

Dualism, Philosophical, i. 355-365,

594; ii. 16, 34; iii. 135; iv. 192
Cosmological, i. 371
Chemical, i. 446-453
Biological, i. 464
Sociological, ii. 1–4, 11–17;

iii. 52-55, 211; iv. 55

Duclos, iv. 485
Duel, the, iii. 385, 394; iv. 115, 252
Dunoyer, i. 127; ii. 261, 330, 332;
iii. 51; iv. 408, 639

Duties and Rights, i. 52, 289; ii. 91;
iii. 515

Duty, spirit of, ii. 381-382, 385;
iv. 44, 283

Dynamics, theory of, i. 395, 402;
ii. 1-4; iii. 1-13; iv. 1-10

ENC

Earth, the, motions of, iii. 185, 276,
479, 505; iv. 189

Eclectics, the, iii. 525; iv. 399
Economists, i. 124; ii. 134, 230, 234
history of, iii. 500; iv. 399, 632, 640
Economy, political, i. 123–136
normal, ii. 129–148, 230;
iv. 280-300

-

Education, the term, iv. 229

— theory of, i. 325–341; ii. 308, 318;
iv. 229

normal, i. 136-148, 311;
ii. 317. 339; iv. 61–67, 227–229-
domestic, i. 138; ii. 170-177, 302;
iv. 229

of children, i. 193; iv. 229-230
of women, i. 201; iv. 61-64, 233
- moral, i. 79-82; iv. 63, 83, 228-231
intellectual, i. 32-36, 140;

iv. 145, 231–238
ancient, ii. 80-85; iii. 139-168, 188,
194

mediæval, i. 136; iii. 356, 364-374
scheme of, iv. 226–239

Egoism, i. 73-80, 177, 560-564;
ii. 178, 303, 317; iii. 377;
iv. 84, 246, 253. See Altruism,
Problem

Egypt, ii. 287; iii. 203
Election, system of, ii. 247, 375;
iv. 32, 342, 395
-history of, iii. 217, 224, 388, 448
- of the just, ii. 281; iii. 382. See
Damnation

Electricity, i. 435, 441, 446
- sense of, iv. 207

Electrology, i. 426–430; iv. 190
Elements, four, i. 451; iii. 255

of religion, ii. 17-20

of sociocracy, iv. 64
- biological, ii. 240; iv. 197
Elixir Vitæ, iii. 459
Emancipated, the, iv. 467
Emotion. See Feeling
Emperor, the Roman, iii. 329

Mediæval, i. 311; ii. 261; iii. 402
Empire, the Mediæval, iii. 398-403, 453
Empiricism, i. 345–348, 419, 572:
ii. 258, 363; iii. 21; iv. 152.
See Dogmatism, Mysticism
Employers, the, i. 127, 297; ii. 319;
iv. 71, 269, 288.
Capital, Patriciate
history of, iii. 413, 440-444, 462,
490-494

See

Employed, i. 133, 153; ii. 134, 318;
iv. 73, 269, 294. See People,

ii. 11, 308-318; iii. 16, 98
- on individual, ii. 235-239;
iv. 194, 207

on society, ii. 357-366, 377;
iii. 168; iv. 216

Epic, Positive, iv. 420
Epictetus, iv. 485

Equality, doctrine of, i. 127, 304; iv. 284
history of, iii. 426, 446, 468, 511,
522, 526

in inheritance, ii. 330; iv. 291
Equations, i. 390, 591; ii. 385; iii. 272
Equinoxes, Precession of, iii. 272
Era, of the Calendar, iv. 119, 347
Eratosthenes, iii. 265, 271
Esthetic. See Art

Ether, hypothesis of, i. 422

Etruria, iii. 317

Etymology, ii. 217

Eucharist, the, ii. 109; iii. 384, 387;
iv. 240, 245, 358

Euclid, iii. 266

Eudoxus of Cnidos, iii. 265, 273

Euler, i. 382

Eumenides, the, iii. 227; iv. 59
Euripides, iii. 239

Europe, reorganisation of, i. 66–68;

iv. 23, 225, 267, 320–325, 409, 418
Events, i. 580, 595; iv. 151, 164, 176.
See Beings

Evolution. See Progress
Examinations, iv. 376

post mortem, iv. 66, 199, 380
Exchange, ii. 133

Excommunication, i. 135; ii. 340 ;
iii. 383; iv. 292
Executioner, Public, iv. 66, 199
Executive, the, i. 98;

iv. 300-303, 391

Exercise, i. 485, 492; iv. 194
effect on feeling, iv. 84, 88
Existence, the term, ii. 276, 282;
iv. 186, 195. See Life
Expenditure, Personal, ii. 327, 335;
iv. 52, 289, 296
- Public, iv. 300-303, 342, 406
Experiment, Method of, i. 420, 526
Expression, theory of,

ii. 191–199, 202–212; iii. 66

ii. 165, 178, 179

- type of the, iv. 254-267
- Fetichist, iii. 91, 157

- Theocratic, iii. 194–196
Greek, iii. 219, 227
Roman, iii. 301-305
Mediæval, iii. 381

Modern, ii. 150; iii. 469
Families, governing, ii. 329
intermixture of, ii. 295
Fatalism, i. 42;

iii. 102, 134–138, 362
Fatality, i. 16-30, 332–340;
ii. 27, 35, 312; iv. 34, 169
Fate, iii. 341. See Destiny
Father. See Family and Paternal
Fatherland, the term, ii. 238.
Country.

Feeling, the term, i. 549

See

theory of, i. 16, 164, 350-370;
ii. 41-53; iii. 55-58
influence on Thought, i. 328;
iii. 65; iv. 142

- effect of Language on, ii. 201–208.
See Affective, Altruism, Logic, Moral
Feminine Utopia. See Hypothesis
Ferguson, ii. 370

Festivals, i. 244, 276; ii. 125; iii. 188
Positive, iv. 121-137, 356, 367.
See Commemoration

Fetich, iii. 30, 70, 90, 95

Fetichism, theory of, ii. 74-76;

iii. 68-93; iv. 37

- relation to Positivism, iv. 38, 126,
180, 214, 313, 450

Feudalism, i. 206, 238; ii. 97-111;
iii. 387-390, 405-414

germs of, iii. 336, 350

fall of, iii. 418, 447, 454. See
Chivalry, Industry, Mediæval
Fictions, ii. 71; iii. 74.

thesis

See Hypo-

GOV

Galileo, estimate of, iii. £79, 481;
iv. 158, 505

Gall referred to, i. 50, 129, 458, 460,
503; ii. 15, iv. 207

– cited, i. 53, 235, 485, 559, 562;
ii. 313, 356; iv. 207

- criticised, i. 515, 543-550, 567,
571-574

- estimate of, i. 541–553, 565–590;
iii. 528; iv. 486
Ganglion, cerebral, i. 546; iv. 208
Gaul, conquest of, iii. 317, 320-327,

332

Gods, origin of idea of, iii. 125, 136–
139. See Polytheism

- household, iii. 216; iv. 101
Godfrey de Bouillon, iv. 129. See
Crusades

Goethe, i. 239, 249, 274; iv. 484
Goldsmith, iv. 483

Goodness, the term, i. 566. See Bene-
volence

Governing classes, i. 102;

ii. 225, 244-250, 323, 329; iv. 281
Government, theory of, ii. 224-235
— material, ii. 225-230, 246, 258,
326

intellectual, ii. 226–232, 248, 255,
289, 336

-

Poetry, iii. 234-239

Art, i. 237; iii. 233–242

Philosophy, iii. 242–262, 277-

284

Science, iii. 262-277
Monotheism,

iii. 284–289, 350, 360; iv. 441
Green, colour, i. 112; iv. 225
Gregory the Great, iii. 396

ABIT, i. 485, 491; ii. 175;

HABIT,

iv. 21,
194

Hadrian, iii. 333

Hallam, iii. 462; iv. 485

Haller, i. 458; iii. 507; iv. 645
Hannibal, iii. 323

Happiness, i. 317-321; ii. 382; iv. 283
Haruspices, iii. 148
Harvey, i. 479; iv. 59
Hayti, i. 316; iv. 453

Health, i. 488, 492, 494; ii. 8, 372;
iii. 195, 379; iv. 209, 246–251.
See Diet, Disease, Hygiene

Heart, the term, i. 86, 213, 552

influence on Intellect, i. 177-181,
328, 554. See Affection, Character,
Feeling, Synthesis

Heat, 424-430, 435; iv. 190
Heaven, the term, iii. 141; iv. 188.

See Astrolatry

Hebrew Theocracy, ii. 286;

iii. 202-205, 287; iv. 128.
Judaism, Moses

- Poetry, iii. 190, 235. See Bible

-

See

Heeren, iv. 485

Heloise, iii. 408

Helvetius, iii. 499; iv. 648
Henry IV. of France, iv. 266

Herbivorous animals, i. 481, 489, 510,
563, 579; iv. 241, 312

Herder, iv. 603

Hereditary principle, iii. 171–175,
198-200. See Birth

wealth, i. 300; ii. 328–331;
iv. 280, 291

Heredity, i. 480, 493; ii. 366–369;

Hermits, iii. 383

iv. 194, 278

Herodotus, ini. 262; iv. 485

Hetaerae, iii. 227

Hieroglyphics, i. 233; ii. 197, 293;
iii. 187, 220

High Priest, iv. 224
Hildebrand, iii. 408, 410 ;

iv. 129, 499, 613

Hipparchus, i. 386; iii. 251, 263,
370-377, 437; iv. 128, 612
Hippocrates, i. 459, 465, 586; ii. 364;
iii. 257; iv. 128, 484

Histology, i. 532; iv. 193, 197. See
Tissue

Historical method, i. 68; ii. 70-74;
iii. 1-7, 527; iv. 1-5
- poetry, i. 244; iv. 46, 125
History, rise of, iii. 262, 335
Hobbes, ii. 186, 199, 209, 214, 246;
iii. 483, 496; iv. 329, 350

Horse, the, iii. 87; iv. 126, 313, 382
Hospitals, iv. 372, 380

House, the term, ii. 238; iv. 258. See
Home

Hufeland, i. 207; iv. 484

Huguenots, iii. 475, 492

Human Nature. See Problem, Syn-
thesis

science of, ii. 356--358;
iv. 142-146

Humanity, i. 263–274, 317–321, 333;
ii. 51-58; iv. 22-36

- idea of, i. 273; ii. 383-387, 294;
iii. 293, 415, 438, 503, 515, 523, 530
defined, iv. 27

poem of, iv. 420

See Goodness, Organism, Religion