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INDEX happiness 107, 243, 264, 267 Harvard 25 Harvey, William 171 hatred 259 hearsay 138–9 heat 32, 136, 146–8 Hegel G W xiii, 111–116, 163–4, 210–11, 244–5, 267–71, 300–02, 329–31 Heidelberg University 65 heliocentrism 23–4, 35, 38, 166–7 Heliogabalus 227 Helve´tius, Claude 92 Herder, J.G 112 Herod 226 history 28, 300 Hobbes, Thomas 37, 41–9, 127–31, 204, 219–20, 283–9 De Cive 42 De Corpore 45 Leviathan 45–7, 128–31, 283–9 Holbach, Baron d’ 92 Holland 34, 61, 66 homunculus 217 horodictic faculty 232 hourglass 41 human philosophy 29 humanism 1–2, 7, 11 Hume, David 80–9, 95, 101, 104–5, 151–6, 176, 204–9, 237–40, 261–3, 317–23 Dialogues Concerning Natural Religion 85, 321 Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding 84 Treatise of Human Nature 80–4 Idea of plant 114–5 idealism 161 idealism, see ideas in Berkeley; in Kant; in Hegel ideas 37, 51–3, 113–7, 122–3, 130–41, 145–6, 148–50, 201–2 abstract 52, 140, 148–50 adequate 140, 229 clear and distinct 37, 124, 140 in Berkeley 148–50, 201–2, 237 in Descartes 122–3, 214 in Hume 151–4 in Leibniz145–6 in Locke 113–7 in Spinoza 139–41 ideas vs impressions 82, 151–3 identity 197 identity, personal 223–7 identity, relative vs absolute 223 idols (in Bacon) 31–2 Ignatius Loyola, 16–18 ignorance 261 image, mental 150–2 imagination 30, 128–30, 152, 215 immortality of soul 48, 217, 229–30, 242–3 impartial spectator 87 imperative, categorical vs hypothetical 107, 265 impetus 23 impressions vs ideas 82, 151–3 individualism 40 individuation 183, 189–90, 197 indubitability 213 induction 31 inertia 23, 171, 186 infanticide 226 infinitesimal calculus 71 infinity 177–8, 191 inheritance 291 innate ideas 48, 123, 132–3, 143 innocent in war, 282 Innocent X, Pope 55 innovation in philosophy 40 351