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Hegel's Lectures on the History of Philosophy: Volume 1 (of 3)

Note 57 — C. The Eleatic School.

Elizabeth Sanderson Haldane translation

As a matter of fact, since a comparison of this reasoning with the fragments of Melissus which Simplicius (in Arist. Physica and De Cœlo) has retained, places this conjecture beyond doubt, the editor is constrained to place it here, although Hegel, when he dealt with the Eleatics separately, put it under the heading of Xenophanes. [Note by Editor.]

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