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INDEX Salomon’s House 32 Satan scepticism 8, 13–16, 56, 117–20, 154–5 Schelling F.W.J 110–111 scientific method, 167–8 Scotus, Duns 2, 8, 187, 246, 263 secondary qualities 43, 51, 89, 130–5 self 89, 121, 237–9 self-consciousness 115, 224, 241 Seneca 252 sensation 103, 129, 212, 215 sense-data 122, 163 sense-deception 118–9 senses 117–9, 128–9 senses, outer vs inner 103–4 sensorium, divine 175 separation of powers 295, 298 Sepulveda 248 Servetus, Michael 13 Sextus Empiricus 14, 117 silence of the laws 288, 295 simple apprenseion 88 Simplicius 25 sins, mortal vs venial 246 slavery 248–9, 266 Smith, Adam 85–7 social contract 292, 296–8 Socrates 261 solipsism 109, 237 sortals 189 soul as idea of body 228 sovereignty 267, 281, 287–90 space 103, 160, 165, 173–9 Spinoza, Baruch 61–71, 99, 110–111, 137–142, 190–4, 204, 227–31, 258–261, 289–90 Ethics 66–8, 138–42, 258–261 Improvement of the Understanding 137 Tractatus Theologico-Politicus 64–5 Spirit 112–3, 164,329–30 spirits 43, 73, 194, 227, 235–7 Stilllingfleet, Bishop 53 Stoicism 39, 269 strikes 239 Suarez, Francisco 18–19, 70, 181–4, 248–9, 281–2 subjectivity 130, 135 subject-predicate form 157, 191–2 sublimity 108 subsistence 184 substance 181, 187–193; substantial forms 188, 232 substrate 188 succession 82, 104 sufficient reason, principle of 72, 97, 195, 235 suicide 266, 280 swallows 15 sympathy 84, 87, 263 synagogue 61 synthesis 113 synthetic a priori 103, 157–8, 179 Talmud 61 tar-water 78 taxation 293 telescope 23, 166 testimony 318 theodicy 73 thing in itself 109 thinking 36, 214 thought 36, 121–2, 191, 214 time 103, 160, 165, 177–9, 260 toleration 13, 50, 52, 99, 280, 290 Tolstoy, Leo 243–4 Torricelli, Evangelista 172 transcendental aesthetic 103, 160, 178 transcendental logic 103 355