[Footnote 652: It appears that the term _Monas Monadum_ used by Bruno of God does not occur in Leibniz at all.] [Footnote 653: In Burton's _Anatomy of Melancholy_ (1621) _Brunus_ appears with _Copernicus_ as author of "some prodigious tenent or paradox of the earth's motion, of infinite worlds in an infinite waste" (vol. i. p. 11 of Shilleto's edition). In the "Digression on Air," the _Cena_ is referred to (ii. p. 46),--the changes of sea and land, the fixed stars as suns with planets about them, the air of the heavens as identical with that of the earth, the infinite worlds in an infinite ether (_ib._ 47, 57, 62). Bruno, _infelix Brunus_ as Kepler had called him, is classed with atheistical writers in a later part of the work (vol. iii. p. 447).] [Footnote 654: Bartholmèss, i. pp. 261, 262.] [Footnote 655: _Vide Quarterly Review_, October 1902: "Giordano Bruno in England," and the biography of Carew in _Encycl. Britan._ (by R. Adamson).] [Footnote 656: Cf. Bartholmèss, i. p. 263.] [Footnote 657: _Vide_ Rixner und Siber, _op. cit._ heft v. p. 234.] [Footnote 658: Janius Junius Toland (1669-1722); v. Leslie Stephen's _English Thought_, etc., vol. i. ch. 3.] [Footnote 659: _Vide Collection of several pieces of Mr. John Toland, with some memoirs of his life and writings_, London (1726), vol. i.] [Footnote 660: According to the _British Museum Catalogue_. No name is on the title page of the work--"_Spaccio_, etc., or the Expulsion of the Triumphant Beast." To the chequered history of this title and its various interpretations may be added a modern instance from the _Dictionary of National Biography, sub Vautrollier_: "Bruno's Last Tromp"!] [Footnote 661: _Vide Toland's Miscellaneous Works_, London (1747), vol. i.] [Footnote 662: _Acta Philosophorum_ (1715 ff.), parts iii. ix. xi. xv., cf. Zimmermann in _Mus. Helvet._ T. v.] [Footnote 663: _Kurze Fragen aus der Phil. Hist._ (1736), and _Hist. Crit._ (1742-1744).] [Footnote 664: Cf. his _Werke_, t. iv. pt. 2.] [Footnote 665: Cf. Carrière, _op. cit._ p. 475.] [Footnote 666: Brunnhofer has suggested an active influence of Bruno upon Goethe--_v._ Göthe--_Jahrbuch_ (1886), Göthe's _Bildkraft_ (1890), Leipzig; also Carrière, p. 487.] [Footnote 667: _Geschichte des neueren Philosophie_, 6 vols., Göttingen (1800-1805), vol. 2.] [Footnote 668: _History of Philosophy_, 11 vols. (1798-1819), vol. 9, pp. 372-429.] [Footnote 669: _Beiträge_, vii. 4 and xi. 1.] [Footnote 670: 2 vols., Paris, 1846, 1847.] [Footnote 671: Stuttgart, 1847, pp. 365-494. 2nd edition, enlarged, Leipzig, 1887, 2 vols. Both of the above works were preceded by a translation into Italian (by Florence Waddington) of Schelling's _Dialogue_, with an introduction by Terenzio Mamiani (on Bruno), Firenze, 1845; 2nd edition, 1859.] [Footnote 672: _Op. cit._, _Vorrede_, xi. A bibliography of the more recent works on Bruno is given at the beginning of this volume.]