A History of Western Philosophy

England, 110 , 229 , 251 , 366 , 403 , 436 , 479 , 524 , 548 ; aristocracy in,
61 , 622 ; during barbarian invasions, 401 , 402 ; and Byron, 633 , 746 ;
cheeks and balances in, 637 , 639 , 640 ; and Church, 396 , 430 , 523 ; class
struggle in, 724 ; conversion of, 394 395; criminal law of, 775 ; in dark
ages, 304 , 394 ; and Descartes, 558 , 559 ; and divine right, 620 -621; in
18th cent., 101 , 278 ; Erasmus in, 513 , 514 , 516 ; and French
revolutionary philosophers, 723 ; and freedom, 641 ; French wars with, 480
; gentleman in, 109 ; and Inquisition, 449 ; Irish missionaries in, 386 ; Jews
in, 434 ; and Kant, 704 ; landholding in, 634 -635; and Leibniz, 582 -583;
and liberalism, 101 , 597 , 599 -600; and Locke, 600 601, 630 , 641 ; and
Marx, 783 , 789 ; Methodism in, 22 ; middle class in, 486 ; monarchy in,
304 , 393 , 554 , 555 , 621 ; and Newton, 535 ; and Nietzsche, 762 ;
Normans in, 407 ; and papacy, 442 , 469 , 478 , 482 , 483 , 485 , 486 ;

political philosophy in, 605 ; and prudence, 677 ; public schools of, 94 *;
rationalistic revolt in, 719 ; Reformation in, 434 ; and Renaissance, 512 ,
522 523; and revolution, 604 ; and romanticism, 679 ; and Rome, 271 , 394
, 399 ; and Rousseau, 690 , 695 ; and Schopenhauer, 753 , 754 ; in 17th
cent., 557 , 559 , 570 , 601 , 621 , 677 ; Victorian age in, 75 ; and Voltaire,
595 , 605 ; and Wycliffe, 485 , 486 ; universities in, 440 ; war disliked by
big business in, 647 ; and wealth in 14th cent., 479. See also British... ;
Civil War; Great Britain

England, Bank of, 598 , 603

England, Church of, 518 , 601 , 620

English translation of Vulgate, 485

Enneads ( Plotinus), 288 296, 423 ; Tractate on the Gnostics, 294 -295;

Tractate on Intellectual Beauty, 295 -296

Enoch, Jewish patriarch, 318. See also Book of Enoch

ens realissimum, 709

enthusiasm, 16 , 19 , 161 , 703

environment, 792 , 824 , 826 , 827 -828

envy, 135

Epaphroditus, master of Epictetus, 260

Ephesians, 5 , 41

Ephesus, 5 , 40 , 151 , 368 , 369 , 377 , 384

Epictetus, Greek Stoic philosopher ( 60 ?- 100 ?), 252 , 253 , 259 , 260

-261, 262 , 263 -265, 267 , 277 , 286 ; quoted, 241 , 263 , 264

Epicureanism, 170 , 240 , 251 , 252 , 276 , 277 , 288 , 297 , 370 , 537 ;

founded, 218 , 230