Volume 6 / Part 4 — INDEX
Reading edition
Activity, 162.
Analysis, value of, 178.
Anima, 106 (v. Soul).
Rationalis, 142.
Animals, how classified, 99.
Appetitus, 153.
Atoms: as described by Democritus, xxi.
as hyper-sensuous, xxxii, 52.
how different, 64.
Atomism, xvii.
its origins, xix.
of Democritus, xx-xxii.
as philosophy, xxiv, 255, 274.
its revival, 245.
in Leibnitz, 276.
Attraction, 62, 119.
Avicenna, 30 n., 176.
Bacon, 11.
Causality, 57.
Cause, efficient, 55.
Chymici, 24, 51.
their elements, 177.
criticism of, 178.
Clifford, W. K., 117.
Compositio, 136.
Copernicus, 29.
Courage, 203.
Cupiditas, 157.
Declination, xxxi.
note on, 230.
Democritus.
his doctrine, xx-xxiii.
referred to, 52.
Descartes, xxxix.
his logic, 11.
relation to Gassendi, 251.
Empiricism, Gassendi’s relation to, 12, 251.
Epicurus, xvii.
relation to atomism, xviii.
life and teaching, xxv-xxxvi.
Logic, xxvii, 3.
Physics, xxx.
Psychology, xxxiii, 109, 121.
on imagines, 77.
on origin of laws, 204.
referred to, 52, 56, 101, 104, 167 n., 185, 198, 225, 231.
Eternity, 46.
Experience: meaning of, 251, 253.
Faculties: nature of, 69, 115.
Gassendi: his times, xxxix, 246.
character, xxxix.
life, xl-xlv.
Logic, 1.
Physics, 19.
on plurality of worlds, 22.
on World Soul, 23, 140.
on theories of the Universe, 28.
use of categories, 29, 35, 257, 264.
on space, 34.
time, 40.
eternity, 46.
matter, 49.
the atom, 52-64.
efficient causes, 55.
pure causality, 57.
local motion, 60.
attraction, 62, 119.
qualities, 66.
nature of faculties, 69, 115.
gravity, 72.
light, 74.
visible species (imagines), 76.
Generation or Becoming, 83.
magnet, 92, 115, 119.
plants, 95.
classification of animals, 99.
teleology, 100.
de anima, 106.
the human soul, 111.
origin of soul, 113.
perception, 115, 123.
sensation, 116, 121.
mind-stuff theory, 118.
his scale of Being, 127, 263.
imagination, 129.
simple apprehension, 135.
compositio, 136.
Ratio Sensitiva, 137.
intellectus, 142.
appetitus, 153.
cupiditas, 157.
pleasure-pain, 157.
activity (vis motrix), 162.
vocal sounds, 165.
nature of life, 168.
identity and continuity, 169.
temperament, 174.
value of analysis, 178.
summum bonum, 184.
classes of goods, 191.
virtue defined, 196.
prudence, 200.
courage, 203.
temperance, 204.
justice, 204.
jus civile, 206.
jus naturale, 207.
jus gentium, 209.
natural laws, 210.
liberty, 218.
predestination, 221.
God, 224.
Gassendi.
his position defined, 248.
character of his work, 256.
the concept of motion, 261.
Generation, 83.
God, 224.
relation to time, 47.
first cause, 56.
Guyau, quoted, 230.
Identity, 169.
Imagination, 13, 129.
Intellectus, 142.
Jus, civile, 206;
naturale, 207;
gentium, 209.
Justice, 204.
Kant: his ethics in relation to Gassendi, 214.
his influence, 274, 279.
Leibnitz: his logical standpoint, 271.
relation to Gassendi, 273.
defective idea of an organism, 275.
idea of unity, 277.
Leucippus, xvii.
development of his atomism, xviii-xx.
Liberty, 218.
Life, defined, 168.
Light: nature of, 74.
Logic.
of Epicurus, xxvii, 3.
of Gassendi, 1.
Lotze.
his aesthetic standpoint, 283.
doing opposed to being, 284.
three moments of his philosophy, 287.
occasionalism, 287.
idealism, 288.
Lucretius, xvii.
on the soul, xxxiii, 121.
quoted, 23, 109 n., 226, 237.
Magnet, 92, 115, 119.
Masson, John, quoted, 117, 230.
Materialism, 249.
Matter, 49.
Mind-stuff, 118.
Motion.
as general principle, 261.
local motion, 60.
vis motrix, 162.
Natural laws, 210.
Nature, view of, 20.
Occasionalism, 288.
Perception, 115, 123.
Plants, 95.
Plato, Timaeus, quoted, 25.
Posidonius, quoted, 45, 46.
Potentiality, 266.
Potestas, 72.
Predestination, 221.
Prudence, 200.
Pythagoras, on the World Soul, 25.
Qualities, 66.
Quality: opposed to quantity, 267.
Quantity: category of, 268.
relation to quality, 66.
Ratio, kinds of, 137.
Relation, category of, 265.
Sensation, 116, 121.
Signa, 10.
Soul, 106.
human, 111.
origin of, 113.
and body, 263.
Space, 34.
Species (visible), 76.
Speech, 165.
Substance, category of, 264, 272.
Summum bonum, 184.
Teleology, 100.
Temperament, 174.
Temperance, 204.
Thomas, P. Felix, quoted, xv, xliii, 4, 160, 213.
Time, 40.
Timeless, meaning of, 46.
Ueberweg, quoted, 248.
Unity, 257, 277.
in Lotze, 291.
Virtue, 196.
Wallace, Epicureanism, quoted, xxvi, xxxv, 104.
World Soul, 23, 140.
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