Rid: freedom is being rid, 203 ff., 214 f. Right: absolute, 269. as basis of property, 366 ff. commonwealth of (_Rechtsstaat_), 244, 253. equality of, 270 ff. is a law foreign to me, 242 ff. my right derived from myself, 245 ff. rights by birth, 248 ff. same word in German as "law," 242 ftn. serves him right, 254. well-earned rights, 248 ff. rights change hands at the Revolution, 132 ff. Robespierre: 77. a priest, 99. consistent, 102. devoted to virtue, 77. not serviceable to middle class, 102 f. Romans: in philosophy, 28. killed children, 250. Romanticists: rehabilitate the idea of spirits, 43. Rome: decline and fall of, 277 f. Rousseau: hostile to culture, 96 ftn. Rudolph (in Sue's story): 387. Ruge: "_Anekdota_" 1. 120, 127: 460. Russia: boundary sentinels, 247. flight of army in, 424. Russians: as Mongolian, 86. Sacred: gibing at, 369 ff. the same in German as "holy," 50 ftn. things are sacred of themselves, 118 ff. wherein the sacred consists, 92 ff. Sacred things: their diagnosis and extension, 45 ff. Sacrifice: when I sacrifice somebody else's comfort to my principles, etc., 97 f. "_Saechsische Vaterlandsblaetter_": 57. Saint-Just: 99. "Political Speeches," 10, p. 153: 268. "criminal for not hating," 267. Sake: acting for one's own sake, 210 ff. immoralities for God's sake and for mine, 398 f. Sand, George: 466. Sand (murderer of Kotzebue): 64 f. Sander: 379. Schiller: "Ideal and Life," 428. "The Maiden from a Foreign Land," 35. "_Worte des Glaubens_," 111. complete in his poems, 175. have I a right to my nose? 246. Swabian, 176. Schlemihl, Peter: 25. Schlosser: "_Achtzehntes Jahrhundert_," 57. Scholarships at universities: 347 ftn. Seducing young people to morality, 212 f. Self: as starting-point or goal, 427 f., 437 f. Self-discovery: first, 11. second, 15. Selfishness: groundlessly decried, 221 ff. in "unselfish" acts, 77 f. the only thing that is really trusted, 223 f. Self-renunciation: of holy and unholy men, 75 ff. Self-sacrificing: discussion of the implications of the German word, 96 ff. literal force of the German word, 97 ftn. Self-seekers always acted so: 341. Sensuality: in Protestantism and Catholicism, 116 ff. September laws: 374. Seriousness: 85. Settled life: necessary to respectability, 147 f. Shabbiness: 400. Shakspere: "Romeo and Juliet," 290. Sick: wages to, 358 f. Sigismund: 398. Simonides: 26. Sinner: does not exist, 479 ff. Skeptics (Greek): 22, 28. Small properties: 327 ff. Socialism: 152 ff.