Frederick the Great: his cane, 176. tolerant, 230. Freedom: all want freedom, but not the same freedom, 208 ff. an ignoble cause, 214. if given, is a sham, 219 ff. is riddance, 203 ff., 214 f. of press, 259 ff. of thought, 455 ff. thirsting for, 203 ff. Fun prohibited, 259 ff. Galotti, Emilia: 70, 431. German unity: 303 ff. a dream, 377. Germany: millennial anniversary, 284 f. God: my God and the God of all, 189 f. natural objects named after, 467. God-man: 202, 241. Goethe: "Faust," 159: 108. 1624-5: 250, 252. 2154: 112, 215, 480. "_Vanitas! vanitatum vanitas!_" 3, 196, 328, 330, 353, 377, 490. "Venetian Epigrams," 46. "Humanus the saint's name," 370. "The spirit 'tis that builds itself the body," 110. poet of _bourgeoisie_, 137. in lucky circumstances, 433. Good intentions: as pavement (proverbially), 96. Government: everybody feels competent for, 356 f. Grandmother: saw spirits, 42. Greeks: intrigue ended their liberty, 282 f. their philosophy, 19 f. Guerrillas in Spain: 65. Guizot: 460. Gustavus Adolphus: 176. Gutenberg: served mankind, 164. Habit: see Custom. Half: see Hypocrisy. Hartmann, Eduard von: xiii f. Heart: cultivated by Socrates, 20 ff. cultivated by the Reformation, 31. Heartlessness: is crime, 265 f. Heautontimorumenos: 216. Heaven-storming: 88 f. Hegel: "absolute philosophy," 453 ff. condemns "opinion" and what is "mine," 453. finds his own speculations in Bible, 448. in Christian party, 311. insists on reality, "things," 95. it is impossible to tell a lie, 464. personifies thinking, 468. philosopher of _bourgeoisie_, 137. proves philosophy religious, 62. puts the idea into everything, 485. systematizes religion, 125. wants match-making left to parents, 291. wants to remain Lutheran, 120. Henry VII, Emperor: 120. Hess: "_Ein und zwanzig Bogen_," p. 12: 138. 89 ff.: 321. "_Triarchie_," p. 76: 234. Hierarchy: 95 ff. Higher world: "introduction of," 43, 91. Highest: same as "supreme," 41 ftn. Hinrichs: "_Politische Vorlesungen_," 1.280: 345 ftn. History: as dominant thought, 473, 488 f. Holbach: head of "plot," 57. Holy: the same in German as "sacred," 50 ftn. Holy Spirit: has to be conquered by Christians, 122 ff. Horace: "_impavidum ferient ruinae_" 121. "_nil admirari_," 121. his philosophy, 28. Human: exclusive regard for general human interests, 168 ff. you are more than human being, 166 f. human beings desire democracy, 128. Humanism: 30. Humanity: labor must relate to, 170 ff. laborers must be allowed to develop, 157 ff. Hume: "clear head," 111. Huss: 460. Hypocrisy: half moral and half egoist, 66 ff.