The Stoic Creed - College of Stoic Philosophers

270 INDEX
the doctrine Good, the, 146.
Impressions (^aprcwJcu), false quoted, 144 n.
and true, 66.
Like, recognized by like, 3.
Indifferent things (ct5ic0o/xi), 58, Locke, 22 ;
on innate ideas,
145 Ariston of Chios
; on, 70 n. and
; experience, 265.
Gorgias, quoted, 15.
150;
171, 193 ; revised,
defects of doctrine,
Grant, Sir A., 20 n. ; quoted, 198.
129, 137.
Infanticide, 203.
Green, T. H., quoted, 177 n. Injury, forgiveness of, 166 ;
Grote, George, on the Sophists, infliction of, 167, 195.
14.
Intellectualism, 130, 258, 262.
Habit, 129; virtue not a habit, James, Prof. W.,
154; yet habit 9, 83 n. ; on
necessary for pragmatism and humanism,
moral progress, 170, 194.
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Haeckel, 94, 113.
James, St., quoted, 155^.
Hamilton, Sir W., 18 ., 75. Japp, Prof., 122.
Happiness,
its nature, 144 ; Job, and problem of evil, 224.
means of, 145, 178, 250 ; John, St., and Logos concep
relation to virtue, 152 to
; tion, 65.
length of days, 157.
Jurisprudence, and religion,
Hedonism, Epicurean, 160, 203. 183 ;
influence of Stoicism
Hegel, on the Sophists, 14 ; on upon, 184.
philosophy of history,
as absolutist, 265.
246 ; Justin Martyr, 66, 88., 199 n.
Heracleitus, 365 n. ; change, 85 ;
154, 173.
logos, 85, 88 n. ; fire, 86 ; flux, Kant, his debt to Stoicism, 176
91 ;
his influence on the Stoic on ;
self-respect, 182 ; referred
ethics, 138-139; on human to, 186 ;
his theistic proof,
law, 183 on
; relativity, 227. 217 247 as ; ; pragmatist, 256.
Heredity, important to psycho Kar6p0o;/Aa, 154.
logist, 73.
Kelvin, Lord, 122.
Hirzel, 27, 75
Homo n.
Knowledge, relativity of, in
mensura, 16.
Protagoras, 15 Pyrrhonist
;
Hooker, quoted, 183.
theory of, 26 ; Stoic theory
Horace, quoted, 150.
of, 47, 66-83 Epicurean
Humanism, 9 255-266.
theory of, 115-1 ; 17.
Humanity, how conceived by
Stoics, 165.
Laertius, Diogenes, quoted,
Hume, 18 n.
passim.
Huxley, 113.
Language, important to psycho
logist, 73.
Idea, innate, 69; ideas, Pla Laotsze, 127.
tonic theory of, disowned by Laws, human, their relation to
Stoics, 97, 127.
religion, 183, 247.
Ideal, power of, 192 vision ; of, Leucippus, 1 19.
265.
Life, how explained on Epi
Immortality, according to So curean principles, 114, 122;
crates, 9; according to Panaetius,
58 according to 142, 174, 208; worth living,
;
in accordance with nature,
Cleanthes and other Stoics, 146.
97.
Lightfoot, Bishop, 20 n. t 192 n.\