God, soul of the world, 27; the Odd-Even, 26; the universe His self-picturing, 26; God is one, 32; not a function of matter, 33; atomic origin of idea of, 80; the law or ideal in the universe, 112; Man the friend of God, 142; works out His image in creation, 151; God's thought and God's working, 152; is Mind universal, 164; cause of union in creation, 166; His visible images in Man and Nature, _ib._; cause both of good and of knowledge, 166; thoughts of, eternally existing, 187; an entelechy, 188; Epicurean theory of, 221; Stoic theory of, 233 Golden age, 73 Gorgias, 92; Antisthenes pupil of, 129; dialogue, 137 Greek _v._ Modern difficulties, 158 Gymnastic, function of, 170 Habit, Aristotle's definition of, 195 Happiness, chief good, 193; reason standard of, 196 Harmony, the eternal, 19; soul a harmony, 29 Hecataeus, referred to by Herodotus, 2 Hegel, philosophic system of, 159 Heraclitus, 15; _v._ Democritus, 74; Plato student of, 134; relation of Plato to, 163 Hercules, patron-god of Cynics, 130 Herodotus, notices Hecataeus, 2 Hesiod, praised, 139 Hippias, dialogue, 137 Homer, criticised by Heraclitus, 16; anthropomorphism of, 31; praised, 139 Horace, quoted, 125 Humanitarianism, began in scepticism, 99 Humanity, granted only to possessors of eternal truth, 145 Husk, symbol of evolution, 12 Idea, exists prior to sensation, 143; eternal in universe, 150; rational element in sensation, 152; Platonic criticism of, 157; universals are ideas of real existences, 163; things partake of, 164; relation of, to Pythagorean 'Numbers,' 167; Aristotelian criticism of, 181; necessarily prior to sensation, 187 Ideal, struggle of old and new, 99; in the arts, 110; has three aspects, Justice, Beauty, Utility, _ib._; great ideal in the universe, 112; can never wholly fit the real, 239 Idealism, _v._ Practicality, 4, 96; Parmenides founder of, 39; _v._ Realism, 51; _v._ Epicureanism, 216 Immortality, aspect of, to Greeks, 40; Parmenides pioneer for, 41; _Phaedo_ dialogue on, 136; Love and immortality, 138; of soul, 150; relation of doctrine to Platonic recollection, 154; faith as to, 155; Man must put on, 168; Aristotle's view of, 207 Inconsistency, not forbidden in philosophy, 64 Individual, _v._ Universal, 99; relation of, to community, 147, 196; reality of, 184; importance of, in later systems, 243 Individualism, in philosophy, 83, 85; not wholly bad, 98; required reconciling with universalism, 100 Induction (see Deduction); Socrates inventor of, 106; Plato's contributions to, 160; function of, in Aristotle, 184 Infinite or indefinite, origin of things, 8; function of, in mathematics, 10; relation to definite, 24, 26, 165 Infinity, origin of idea of, 46 Intellect, division of soul, 28, 169 Ion, dialogue, 136 Irony, of Socrates, 105 Jowett, Prof., quoted, 39, 43, 89, 138, 142, 153, 158 Judgment, vision of, 150