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638 INDEX. Collins, Anthony, 187, 189, igo note Collins, F. H., 569 Collins, W. L., 206 note * Combachius, 118 Comenius, 29 note Commer, E., 600 note Common Sense, Scottish doctrine of, 237 seq Comte, Auguste, 552-562 Condillac, 83, 158, 250, 258, 550, 562, 631 ; doctrine of, 242, 245- 249 Condorcet, 258-259 Conn, H. W., 621 note * Conybeare, J., 194 Copernicus, N., 35, 58, 61, 100 Cordemoy, iii note Cosmological Argument, the, in Locke, 16S-169; in Rousseau, 263; in Leibnitz, 28S-289 ; in Kant, 379-380 Cotes, Roger, 182 Cousin, Victor, 144, 331, 446, 562 Cremonini, 30 Crescas, Chasdai, 118, 119 Creuz, K. von, 300 Critique of Reason, the, meaning of, 321-323 ; the neo-Kantians on, 615-618 ; its central position in modern thought, 631-632 Crousaz, 301 Crusius, C. A., 300-301, 325 Cudworth, Ralph, 154, 156 note ; ethics of, 195, 196-197 Cumberland, Richard, 195, 196 Czolbe, H., 599 D'Alembert, 242, 251, 253-254 Damiron, 243 note* Danzel, 300 note f Darjes, 301 Darwin, Charles, 17, 453, 579, 587, 6io, 621 Darwin, Erasmus, 184 Daub, K., 589 Da Vinci, Leonardo, 56 Deism, naturalism of, 45-47, 185 ; in Herbert, 79-80 ; in English thinkers of XVIIL century, 184- 195; in Hume, 22S; in Rousseau, 262; of Reimarus, 303 seq. ; in Lessing, 306 seq. ; Kant's relation to, 309. See also Faith, Faith and Reason, Religion, Theology Delbceuf, 605 note Delff, H., 628 De Morgan, A., 579 Denifle, 51 note Des Bosses, 281 Descartes, Ren6, 6, 7, 57, 59, 60, 62, 72ri4X"i44, 182, 184, 193, 195, 214, 293, 553, 600, 630; system of, 86-107; and occasionalism, io3 seq. ; and Spinoza, 119 seq., 135, 137; and Locke, 153, 155, 156 note, 158-159; and Leibnitz, 271, 279, C83 seq., 288. See also Spinoza Desdouits, 331 Dessoir, M., 626 Deter, 17 Determinism, in Hobbes, 75; in Spi- noza, 122, 124, 131, 133; of the early associationalists, 184 ; of Hume, 232 ; in Leibnitz, 285, 286; of Schleiermacher, 480, 486 ; of Herbart, 525, 530; of Schopen- hauer, 539, 545; of J. S. Mill, 568; of Jonathan Edwards, 581. See also Character, the Intelligible ; Free- dom of the Will Deussen, P., 546, 628 Deutinger, M., 600 note De Wette. 509 Dewey, J., 269 note * Diderot, Denis, 243 note *, 251, 253- 254 Diels, H., 628 Dieterich, K., 330 Digby, Everard, 63 Dillman, 269 note * Dilthey, W., 10 note, 328 note *, 330, 417, 486 note; doctrine of, 622-623 Dippe, A., 627 Doring, A., 627 Dorner, A., 627