[119] _Ibid._, prop. 18, schol.; also prop. 37. _Cf._ Whitman: “By God! I will accept nothing which all cannot have their counterpart of on the same terms.” [120] Not that these ideas were original with Spinoza; they were the general legacy of Renaissance political thought. But it was through the writings of Spinoza that this legacy was transmitted to Rousseau. Cf. Duff, p. 319. [121] Professor Woodbridge: class-lectures. [122] Cf. Professor Dewey’s _German Philosophy and Politics_, New York, 1915. [123] Förster-Nietzsche, _The Young Nietzsche_, London, 1912, p. 98. [124] _Ibid._, p. 152. [125] _Ibid._, p. 235. [126] _The Birth of Tragedy_, 1872. [127] _Thus Spake Zarathustra_, p. 129. [128] Förster-Nietzsche, _The Lonely Nietzsche_, London, 1915, pp. 291, 212, 77. [129] _Ibid._, p. 313. [130] _Ibid._, p. 181. [131] _Ibid._, p. 424. [132] _Ibid._, p. 297. [133] _Ibid._, p. 195. [134] Chronology of Nietzsche’s chief works, with initials used in subsequent references: _Thoughts Out of Season_ (“_T. O. S._”) (1873-6); _Human All Too Human_ (“_H. H._”) (1876-80); _Dawn of Day_ (“_D. D._”) (1881); _Joyful Wisdom_ (“_J. W._”) (1882); _Thus Spake Zarathustra_ (“_Z._”) (1883-4); _Beyond Good and Evil_ (“_B. G. E._”) (1886); _Genealogy of Morals_ (“_G. M._”) (1887); _Twilight of the Idols_ (“_T.I._”) (1888); _Antichrist_ (“_Antich._”); _Ecce Homo_ (“_E. H._”), and _Will to Power_ (“_W. P._”) (1889). [135] _Lonely N._, p. 104. [136] _Ibid._, p. 195. [137] _E. H._, p. 106. [138] _J. W._, § 371. [139] _E. H._, p. 141. [140] _Ibid._, pp. 131, 81. [141] _T. I._, pref. [142] _W. P._, § 400 (all references to _W. P._ will be by sections). [143] _J. W._, § 345 (all references to _J. W._ by section unless otherwise stated). [144] _W. P._, 276. [145] _Ibid._, 345. [146] _G. M._, p. 46. [147] _Z._, p. 166. [148] _W. P._, 721; _T. I._, p. 89. [149] _B. G. E._, § 202. [150] _J. W._, 358; _Antich._, § 361. [151] _W. P._, 284. [152] _Antich._, § 46. [153] _Ibid._, § 43. [154] _W. P._, 464, 861, 748, 752, 686. [155] _Ibid._, 885, 281. [156] _H. H._, §§ 428, 472. [157] _T. I._, p. 96. [158] _G. M._, p. 225; written in 1887. [159] _W. P._, 861, 891. [160] _B. G. E._, p. 233. [161] _W. P._, 753. [162] _G. M._, p. 223. [163] _B. G. E._, p. 189. [164] _E. H._, p. 65. [165] _B. G. E._, pp. 96, 189. [166] _Z._, p. 89. [167] _J. W._, 363. [168] _B. G. E._, pp. 188, 184, 189. [169] _W. P._, 339, 86. [170] _T. I._, p. 86. [171] _J. W._, 377; _W. P._, 350, 315, 373. [172] _H. H._, § 451. [173] _W. P._, 761. [174] _Ibid._, 51, 125. [175] _B. G. E._, p. 226. [176] _W. P._, 856. [177] _G. M._, p. 44. [178] _J. W._, 356. [179] _Lonely N._, p. 83. [180] _D. D._, § 206. [181] _W. P._, 125. [182] _Wanderer and His Shadow_, § 292 (_H. H._, ii, p. 343). [183] _H. H._, i, § 473. [184] _D. D._, § 179. [185] _Z._, p. 62. [186] _W. P._, 329. [187] _T. I._, p. 86; _E. H._, p. 66; _Antich._, § 57. [188] _W. P._, 859.