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INDEX II 



Morality and religion, cxvit ; cf. CLXiii, CLXiv ; distinguished. 



CCCXVIII 



is embodied in society, CCLXXV 



Mordecai and Hainan, ccxxxiii 



Mother wit (cf. Genius), v ; cf. CLiv, ct-v 



Motion, integrating or disintegrating, cccxLli 



Museums, local, ccxciv 



Myth and science, Lix 



Names, idolatry of, cccxLiii 



National greatness, ex 



Native talent, CLV 



Natural causes, great effects of, cxcvii 



History and Life's Picture Gallery, Lxxx 



knowledge and truth, CL ; a forecourt to philosophy, CLi 



rights, xi.vii 



Nature, laws of, xi.vi. i.iil, Lvr.cccxii 



as opposed to society, CCLXXIV 



benevolence and malevolence in, cci.xix, CCLXXII, cccxi-Vii 



deafening cries of pain in, CCCXI.VII 



defined, ccxi.viii 



gladiatorial aspect of, cci.xx 



her great Fugue, ccLXXXViii 



her vis medicatrix, cci.xxvi 



is non-moral, CCLXXIII, ccci.viii 



justice of, cccii, ccciv, cccv 



justifies neither optimism nor pessimism, ccLXXlli, cccxxx 



matter and force, i.v 



no reverential care for unoflTendmg creation, CCCXLVII 



perennial miracle of, i.iv • 



selection bv, i.xin 



self-surrender to, ccci 



the bonus in her account, CCLXXII, cccxLViu 



the capitalist, ccv 



the educator, i.xxxv, i.xxxvi, i.xxxvii 



the unity of, CLXXvii 



treatment of ignorance by, LXXXVII 



war of, LI I 



Necessity, xii, c:.vn 



Negative criticism is not all after a full life, ccci.xiv 



Negro, no sentimental sympathy with, cccxiil 



effect of slavery, ib. 



Nerve force, the equivalent of, ccvii 



Nineteenth centurj-, leading characteristic of, CCCLXXVII 



Old age, the best hope for, cccxli 



Optimism and pessimism, ccxllk, cclxix, cclxxi, CCLXXII, 



cci XXIII, cccxxx 

 Oratorj-, cci.xxxvi 

 Order, the eternal, ccxxxr 

 Original sin, ccxxxii, ccxli 



