[210] For a discussion of Professor Hyslop's report see Proceedings S.P.R., vol. xvii. pp. 331-388.
[211] The original unabridged edition was published in two volumes.
[212] The Synthetic Society, before which these pages were first read as a paper in March 1899.
[213] Enn. vi. 4, 14.
[214] Enn. iv. 3, 27.
[215] Enn. v. 2-3. The World-Soul is supra grammaticam; and Plotinus sometimes uses a personal, sometimes an impersonal, locution to express what is infinitely beyond the conception of personality, as it is infinitely beyond any human conception whatsoever.
[216] For the fullest account of Félida, see Hypnotisme, Double Conscience, etc., par le Dr. Azam. Paris, 1887.
[217] Revue Scientifique, 3e série, xxxii. p. 167.
[218] An apparent discrepancy between Professor Hilprecht's account and that of Mrs. Hilprecht calls for explanation. Professor Hilprecht states that he verified his dream on Sunday morning at the University; Mrs. Hilprecht that he verified it immediately upon awaking, in his library. Both statements are correct. He had a working copy in his library which he examined at once, but hurried to the University next morning to verify it by comparison with the authorised copy made from the originals.—W. R. N.
[219] This appendix has been greatly abridged.