A History of Western Philosophy

freedom, 72 ., 101 , 273 , 559 , 570 , 641 , 697 , 748 , 799 , 801 ; and
Hegel, 697 , 736 -737, 739 , 720 , 741 ; and Kant, 705 , 709 , 710 ; and
Stoics, 254 , 255 , 270

Freedom and Organization ( Russell), 773 *

Frege, German mathematician ( 19th cent.), 830

French Empire, 751

French language, 719

French philosophy, 595 , 704 , 719 , 720 , 723 -724, 791

French Revolution, 555 , 634 , 639 , 646 , 677 , 680 , 752 , 770 , 771 ,
775 ; Condorcet on principles of, 723 ; and democracy, 194 , 491 ; and
Kant, 704 , 705 ; and liberalism, 598 , 599 ; and Nietzsche, 762 , 765 ;
and philosophy, 641 , 642 , 719 , 722 -724, 765 ; and rights of man, 776 ;
and Rousseau, 700

friendship, 179 -180, 184 , 241 , 245 , 256 , 370

Frisia, 394

From Religion to Philosophy ( Cornford), 22 , 32 , 41 *

From Thales to Plato ( Burner), 65 *, 83 , 85

Fulbert, Canon, of Paris (?-1028?), 437

Fulda, 394

future life, 330 , 710

Galatians, 224 , 226 ; Epistle to the, 341 , 361 *

Galen (Claudius Galenus), Greek physician (fl. 2nd cent.), 424 , 427 , 516

Galilee, 756

Galileo, Italian astronomer and physicist ( 15641642), 92 , 203 , 525 , 527
,

531 -535, 725 ; and Aristotle, 203 , 207 ; and Copernican theory, 492 ;

and Descartes, 559 ; and Hobbes, 546 , 547 , 549 ; and Newton, 207 ;

and projectiles, 207 , 211 ; and religious prejudices, 215 , 349 , 526 , 599

, 697 ; and science, 203 , 525 , 540 ; and truth, 118 ; and war, 493 ;

quoted, 534

Gall, St., Irish missionary ( 550?-645?), 394

Gallienus (Publius Licinius Valerianus Egnatius Gallienus), Roman

Emperor (reigned 253-268), 287

Gama, Vasco da, Portuguese navigator ( 1469?1524), 486 , 496