Mathematical philosophy, a study of fate and freedom; lectures for educated laymen, by Cassius J. Keyser.

INDEX
Abel, 207, 209, 2I2 Cole, 340
Archimedes, 8I, IoI, 305 Compte, I35, 349
Aristotle, 27, 29, 36, 42, 227, 230, Cousin, 33
32I, 39I, 397, 405, 460 Couturat, 29, I24, I26, 349
Arnold, 9 Croce, 35, 321
Aronhold, I94
Darboux, 400
Bacon, 132 Darwin, 151
Bailey, 231, 306 Daubeny, 315
Balzano, I58, 159, 303 Da Vince, 227, 453
Beman, 393 Day, 14I
Bentley, 315 Dedekind, 303, 393
Bergson, 33, 34 De Morgan, 29, I64
Blackstone, I34 Desargues, 63, 342
Bliss, I23 Descartes, 8, 36, 63, 73, 150, 32I
Bolton, I40 Dewey, I28, 361
Bolyai, 35I Dickson, I23
Boole, 29, 193 Du Bois-Reymond, 400, 401
Broad, 140
Bryan, I 5 Eddington, I80
Einstein, 51
Cantor, 298, 303, 308, 393, 413 Eisenstein, I94, 363
Carlyle, 442 Empedocles, 229
Cauchy, 332 Enriques, 4I, 42, I26
Cayley, I93, I94 Epicurus, 23I, 409
Chasles, 333 Euclid, 43, 44, 54, 6I, 80, 102, II2,
Cicero, 134, 232 I43, 35I, 364
Clebsch, 194
Clifford, 140, 232, 333, 349, 354, Fechner, 367, 368, 370, 372, 375,
400 376, 377, 380, 396
Coke, 134 Fields, 153
463