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

INDEX 465
Merz, 137 Ritter, 425
Miller, 123 Ross, 390
Milton, 3 Royce, 298, 349
Minkowski, I76, I77 Rickert, 232
Môbius, 407 Rudolph, 406
Moleschott, 232 Ruffini, 227
Montesquieu, 134 Russell, 25, 29, 30, 49, I26, I27,
Moore, 126 133, I36, 164, I78, 179, 225,
Moritz, 24 240, 370, 390, 395
Munro, 231, 306
Salmon, 333
Newcomb, 460 Santayana, 320
Newman, 9 Schiller, 55
Newton, 9, 36, 149, 175, 177, 3I5 Schoute, 337
Nichols, 460 Schopenhauer, 35
Novalis, 24 Schroder, 29
Scripps, 348
Pardoa, I26 Shaw, 348
Paris, I45 Sheffer, 126
Pascal, 29, 42, 63, 321 Simplicius, 405
Pasch, 65, 79 Slosson, 349
Peano, 29, 126, I27, I78 Smith, D. E., 30, I23, 393
Peirce, C. S., 29, I64, 36I Smith, W. B., 36, 134, I40, 232s
Peirce, Benj., I34 335, 400, 4II
Perry, 321 Socrates, 42
Pieri, 122, I24, I26, I34 Sommerville, 3I8
Plato, 8, I9, 2I, 22, 24, 27, 29, 36, Spencer, 228, 230
4I, I35, 151, 358 Spinoza, 36, 32I
Plücker, II3, 329 Stout, 379
Poincaré, 2I, 42, 134, I40, 170, Stifel, 406
223, 301, 358, 386, 398, 404 4I4, Swing, 453
436 Sylvester, 24, I94, 298, 333, 393
Polakov, 462
Ptolemy, 405 Taylor, 462
Pythagoras, 8, 390 Thales, 8
Titchener, 379
Rankine, I96, I97 Townsend, 44
Reynolds, I97 Tredgold, 455, 457
Riemann, 80, I23, 352, 368, 378, Tyndall, 349