HEGEL’S LECTURES ON THE HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY
VOLUME TWO
Hegel’s Lectures on
THE HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY
Translated from the German by
E. S. HALDANE
and
FRANCES H. SIMSON, M.A.
In three volumes
VOLUME TWO
ROUTLEDGE & KEGAN PAUL LTD Broadway House, 68-74 Carter Lane London, E.C.4
First published in England 1894 by Kegan Paul, Trench, Trübner & Co. Ltd
_Reprinted 1955 by Routledge & Kegan Paul Ltd Broadway House, 68-74 Carter Lane London, E.C.4_
Reprinted by lithography in Great Britain by Jarrold and Sons Limited, Norwich
CONTENTS
GREEK PHILOSOPHY
SECTION ONE (CONTINUED)
PAGE
CHAPTER III.—FIRST PERIOD, THIRD DIVISION 1
A. The Philosophy of Plato 1
1. Dialectic 49
2. Philosophy of Nature 71
3. Philosophy of Mind 90
B. The Philosophy of Aristotle 117
1. Metaphysics 137
2. Philosophy of Nature 153
3. Philosophy of Mind 180
a. Psychology 180
b. Practical Philosophy 202
α. Ethic 202
β. Politics 207
4. Logic 210
SECTION TWO
SECOND PERIOD.—DOGMATISM AND SCEPTICISM 232
A. The Philosophy of the Stoics 236
1. Physics 243
2. Logic 249
3. Ethics 257
B. The Philosophy of the Epicureans 276
1. Canonic 281
2. Metaphysics 286
3. Physics 292
4. Ethics 300
C. The Philosophy of the New Academy 311
1. Arcesilaus 313
2. Carneades 319
D. Scepticism 328
1. Earlier Tropes 347
2. Later Tropes 357
SECTION THREE
THIRD PERIOD.—THE NEO-PLATONISTS 374
A. Philo 387
B. The Cabala and Gnosticism 394
1. Cabalistic Philosophy 394
2. The Gnostics 396
C. The Alexandrian Philosophy 399
1. Ammonias Saccas 403
2. Plotinus 404
3. Porphyry and Iamblichus 431
4. Proclus 432
5. Successors of Proclus 450