[78-1] The Myths of the New World, a Treatise on the Symbolism and Mythology of the Red Race of America, p. 145.
[81-1] Leviathan, De Homine, cap. xii.
[82-1] For instance, of later writers from whom we might expect better things, Arthur Schopenhauer. He says in his Parerga (Bd. ii. s. 290): “Ein gewisser Grad allgemeiner Unwissenheit ist die Bedingung aller Religionen;” a correct remark, and equally correct of the pursuit of science and philosophy. But the ignorance which is the condition of such pursuit is not a part of science or philosophy, and no more is it of religion.