4.26: 19, 205. Phil. 2.9: 170. 1 Thess. 5.21: 468. 2 Tim. 1.10: 430. Heb. 11.13: 18, 34. James 1.17: 455. 2.12: 206. 1 Pet. 2.16(?): 205. 5.2: 399. 1 John 3.10: 226. 4.8: 4, 51, 61, 74, 382. 4.16: 382. different men's relation to, 447 ff. quotations from, xx. Birthright: 248 ff. Blanc, Louis: "_Histoire des Dix Ans_" I. 138: 139. Bluntschli: 466. Body recognized in manhood: 14 ff. Boniface, St.: cuts down sacred oak, 218, 478. risks life as missionary, 77. _Bourgeoisie_: see Commonalty. Burns, Robert: 433. Caitiff: 398. Calling: helping men to realize, 383 f. no calling, one does what he can, 433 ff. Calvinism: puritanical, 120. Capacities: common to all, 434. differ, 433 f., 438 f. Carriere: "_Koelner Dom_," 305. Catholicism: lets the profane world stand, 116 ff. Catholics: had regard for church, 290. Cause: mine and others, 3 ff. Censorship: more legal than murder, 65. Chamisso: "Valley of Murder," 247. Charles V: 399 ff. Children: 9 ff. competent to get a living, 350 f. Chinese: family responsibilty, 291. Chinese ways: 86 ff. Christ: no revolutionist, 422. would not call legions of angels, 282. Christianity: founding of, 422 f. liberalism completes, 226 ff. Christianizing: 296. Christians: asserting their distinctiveness, 271 ff. trying to conquer the Spirit, 122 ff. Cicero: 28. Clericalism: 98 ff. Clootz, Anacharsis: 276. Commonalty: holds that a man's a man, 129 ff. magnifies desert, 136. Communism: see Proudhon, Socialism, Weitling. all for society, 412 f. an advanced feudalism, 415 ff. not advantageous to all, 410 ff. runs to regulations, 340. useful, 355 f. Competence: 348 ff. Competition: characteristic of _bourgeois_ society, 344. how to abolish, 364 f. produces poor work, 354. restricted by control of opportunities, 345 ff. Confidence: breach of, 400 ff. Conscience in Protestantism, 115. Consequences are not penalties, 314 f. Constitutional Monarchy: 300 ff. Corporeity the modern wish, 485 ff. Cotters: 327 f. Crime: a man's own affair, 317. results from the recognition of Man and right, 266 ff. the only way to beat the law, 258. treatment as disease, 316 f. Criminal: how to make him ashamed, 265. ill treated, 383. made by the State, 261 ff. Cripples: wages to, 358 f. Crispin, St.: 64 f. Critical philosophy: its new morality, 72 ff. Criticism: limited by love, 381 f. makes progress, 190 ff. of Bible, 163 ftn, 381, 448 f. servile and own, 467 ff. starts from presuppositions, 467 ff. victorious, 195. what it was, 163 ftn. Crito: 72. Culture: its results, 443 ff. Cultured people: 94 ff. Curative means against crime: 316 f.