[183] "Iliad," I, vv. 9-12.
[184] Ibid. vv. 94-100.
[185] "Odyssey," XXIV, vv. 41-63.
[186] That is, Thetis.
[187] Bestimmte sittliche Substanz.
[188] Das reine Insichseyn.
[189] Ein ewiger Ernst.
[190] I presume this refers to some drapery or curtains round the bust as exhibited.
[191] This is the meaning of Heiterkeit here rather than "cheerfulness," though Seligkeit is the usual word.
[192] Göttliche Universum. A rather curious expression for, I presume, the ideal totality of the Divine Being.