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APPEND. A. OF THE PLATONIC THEORY OF IDEAS 403
B. ON PLATO'S SURVEY OF THE SCIENCES 417
BB. ON PLATO'S NOTION OF DIALECTIC 429
C. OF THE INTELLECTUAL POWERS ACCORDING
TO PLATO 440
D. CRITICISM OF ARISTOTLE'S ACCOUNT OF
INDUCTION 449
E. ON THE FUNDAMENTAL ANTITHESIS OF
PHILOSOPHY 462
F. REMARKS ON A REVIEW OF THE PHILOSOPHY
OF THE INDUCTIVE SCIENCES 482
G. ON THE TRANSFORMATION OF HYPOTHESES
IN THE HISTORY OF SCIENCE 492
H. ON HEGEL'S CRITICISM OF NEWTON'S
PRINCIPIA 504
Appendix to the Memoir on Hegel's Criticism
of Newton's Principia 513
K. DEMONSTRATION THAT ALL MATTER IS
HEAVY 522

ON THE
PHILOSOPHY
OF
DISCOVERY.

Wär' nicht das Auge sonnenhaft
Wie könnten wir das Licht erblicken?
Lebt' nicht in uns des Gottes eigne Kraft
Wie könnte uns das Göttliche entzücken?
GOETHE.

Were nothing sunlike in the Eye
How could we Light itself descry?
Were nothing godlike in the Mind
How could we God in Nature find?

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