Farrar, on the commandments, 88 n.
Feuerbach, on legal guilt, 116 n.
Fichte, on theory of rights, 63 n.
-on formula of the law, 91 n.
Findlay, on methods in ethics, 39 n.
- on moral power, 80 n.

on supremacy of conscience, 97 n.
-on personality of deity, 198 n.
First cause, existence of, 20.
Fleming, on rectitude, 107 n.
Freedom, the essence of choice, 11.
- a postulate of Ethics, 15.

and liberty discriminated, 55.
Froebel, on future reward, 179 n.
- on our children, 230 n., 231 n.
Froude, on happiness, 185 n.

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on the idea of God, 174 n.

Henry, Patrick, on rights and duties, 138 n.
Herakleitos, on unity of the law, 211 n.
Hickok, formula of the law, 90 n.

Hillel, the golden rule, 94 n.
Hobbes, on right reason, 79 n.
- on the effect of sanction, 96 n.
- on law of human nature, 202 n.
Hooker, on appetite and will, 10 n.
- on definition of law, 32 n.
-on rectitude, 107 n.
Honor, personal, 71.

Horace, on looking forward, 10 n.
- on the outwardly just, 125 n.

Hugo, Victor, on criminal neglect, 124 n.
— on moral parity of sexes, 227 n.
-on excellence of society, 238 n.
Humanity personified, 197.
Hutcheson, on utility, 194 n.

Huxley, on evolution of morals, 37 n.
Hyslop, on rights, 62 n.

Illingworth, on mind as object, 145 n.
Intuition, pure, defined, 3, 16 n.

of the ethical principle, 40, 43, 47.
- of the notion of a right, 60.
- of the moral law, 76.

of right vs. wrong, 110.

James, on mutual trust, 244 n.

Janet, definition of conscience, 78 n.
-on Kantian good will, 84 n.

-on personal excellence, 155 n.

Jefferson, on religious freedom, 285 n.

Jones, Sir Wm., on the state, 254 n.

Judgment, the moral, distinguished, 3.

Justice, definitions of, 267 n.

Juvenal, on virtue, 140 n., 187 n.

Lotze, on divisions of metaphysics, 13 n.

- on reality of relations, 25 n.

- on right to freedom, 47 n.
-on possession, 49 n.

- on ground of property, 68 n.
on retribution for injury, 73 n.
on definition of conscience, 78 n.
- on natural rights, 61 n.

- on non-interference, 91 n.
-on society unlike man, 220 n.
-on enthusiasm for science, 239 n.
-on common conscience, 259 n.
- on ground of punishment, 263 n.
Lowell, on the gift and the giver, 169 n.
Love as commanded, 173.

Mansel, definition of individual, 24 n.
Martensen, cited on freedom, 16 n.
Martineau, on duties to self, 148 n.
McCosh, definition of conscience, 78 n.
McLaren, Alex., on freedom, 143 n.
Metaphysics, divisions of, 13 n.
Michelet, on prohibition of law, 92 n.
Mill, cited on evolution, 21 n.
- on limit of man's power, 54 n.
- on the ultimate sanction, 96 n.
- on utilitarianism, 184 n., 194 n.

on mutual trust, 244 n.

- on government, how judged, 252 n.
Milton, cited on conscience, 98 n.

Mozoomdar, on universal religion, 276 n.
Moore, Henry, the golden rule, 93 n.
Moral judgment distinguished, 3.

sentiment examined, 4, 5.

- impulse, its function, 7.
Morality and revelation, 261 n.
Morals, definition of, 40 n.

theories of, distributed, 40 n.
Mulford, on ethical vs. physical, 221 n.
-on Shakespeare's the state, 258 n.
- on continuity of the state, 259 n.
Müller, on man looking upward, 200 n.
on the universal prayer, 273 n.
- on Christianity persistent, 280 n.

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on definition of ethics, 36 n.

- on doing injustice, 134 n.

- on virtue and vice, 140 n.
on highest good, 193 n.

-on know thyself, 211 n.

- on the state, its pattern, 220 n.

- on compulsory education, 260 n.

- on end of the state, 285 n.
Pleasure and pain defined, 104.
Pope, on philanthropy, 175 n.
-on happiness, 189 n.

Positivists, their ritual, 197 n.

Powers of mind distributed, 2, 45.
Principle defined, 46 n.

Renan, on philosophy, 13 n.
Responsibility, condition of, 16.
Revolution and rebellion, 268 n.
Right, etymology of, 36 n, 107 n.
- and a right coextensive, 108.
Rights, basis of, 46, 47.

distribution of, in Civil Law, 62 n.
moral and legal, 109.

– Virginia Bill of, 49 n., 162 n., 252 n.
262 n., 268, 285 n.

Robinson, on scripture incentives, 102 n.
Roman law, rights distributed, 62 n.
Rousseau, on liberty, 55 n.
-on altruistic limit, 116 n.

on suicide, 167 n.

-on contract social, 261 n.

Sanction, its meaning, 96 n.

Say, on society natural to man, 237 n.
Schleiermacher, formula of the law, 91 n.
Schopenhauer, on duty of love, 180 n.
Seeley, on perfect liberty, 143 n.

- on a universal state, 271.
Seneca, the golden rule, 94 n.

on happiness, 191 n.

Sentiments, the moral, examined, 4, 5.

Servants, Christians, 143 n., 181 n.
Sidgwick, cited on method, 192 n.
Shakespeare, cited on moralize, 40 n.

- on self-condemnation, 99 n.

- on intent and act, 115 n.

- on justice and mercy, 132 n., 133 n.

- on intending injustice, 134 n.

- on owe and own, 136 n.

-on talents as trusts, 167 n.
-on final justice, 199 n.

- on the state, 258 n.

Sin defined, a trespass, 75.

Sophocles, Antigone's defense, 128 n.
South on condition of volition, 10 n.
Spencer, on knowledge, 13 n.

- on interested action, 153 n.
- on the Unknowable, 198.
- on society like man, 221 n.
Spinoza, on happiness, 191 n.
Stahl, on loving service, 180 n.
State not philanthropic, 270 n.
Stewart, on definition of virtue, 36 n.
Stewardship, 166.

Stoics, their ethical basis, 98 n.

their doctrine of pleasure, 185 n.

their doctrine of happiness, 191 n.

Story, on equity, 130 n.

Suicide, 167 n.

Summum bonum, 192.

Talents as trusts, 168.

Teleology, 26,

Theories of morals distributed, 40 n.
Trendelenburg, on treason, 268 n.
Trespass, etymology of, 64 n.
Trumbull, on lying, 242 n.

Ueberweg, cited on philosophy, 13 n.
- on principle, 46 n.

-on doctrine of Stoics, 48 n., 185 n.
- on Aristotle on liberty, 51 n.
-on Platonism and Christianity, 282 n.
Utilitarianism, 193.

Valentine, on intuition of rights, 110 n.
Vice a trespass, 69.

Virginia Bill of Rights, see Rights.
Virtue, etymology of, 139 n.
Voltaire, on existence of God, 197.

War, its sole justification, 269.

Wayland, definition of conscience, 78 n.
Welfare, definition of, 186.
Whewell, on deontology, 36 n.
-on Plato and Butler, 48 п.
-on supreme law, 83 n.
-on right and a right, 108 n.
Will or volition defined, 8.

its relations and exercise, 9, 10.
Williams, Monier, on Buddhism, 274 n.
Wolfius, definition of justice, 131 n.
Wrong, etymology of, 107 n.

Wundt, on mental faculties, 2 n.
- on philosophy, 13 n.

Xenophon, on summary of the law, 89.
-on suffering injustice, 134 n.