[130] Meyer, "History of the Plastic Arts among the Greeks," vol. I, p. 119.
[131] Die acht plastische Mitte. Hegel means that plastic art comes to its most important focus, as it were, between the arts that either incline too much to the material as in architecture, or to ideality as in poetry.
[132] Näheren.
[133] The reader must always bear in mind that Spirit (Geist) includes intelligence. It might no doubt in some places be better translated as "mind."
[134] Substantielle. That is what is the concrete fulness of real spiritual content.
[135] Als Subjekt.
[136] Besonderheit. The isolated self of the Aufklärung.
[137] Zufälligen Selbstischkeit. Contingent selfness. The ego above described.
[138] Ohne innere Subjektivität als solche. That is, in the wholly abstract sense.
[139] Begriff appears to refer here to the notion of animal life generally, rather than the generic notion in its narrow sense.