The Philosophy of Fine Art, volume 3 (of 4) / Hegel's Aesthetik

by Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel

[200] "De Leg.," Lib. II, ed. Bekk., III, 2, p. 239.

[201] Herod, II, c. 167.

[202] Vol. III, bk. 2, ch. I, p. 74.

[203] Vol. III, bk. 2, ch. 2, pp. 77-84.

[204] "Cours d'Archéologie par Raoul-Rochette, 1-12^me leçon," Paris, 1828.

[205] I am not sure if this rightly gives the sense of the words Die Gestalten bei strenger Zeichnung gedrungen.

[206] Ueber die Aeg. Bildwerke mit kunstgesch. Anmerk. von Schelling, 1817.

[207] That is, it does not approach Egyptian type so nearly.

[208] Hegel's words mean this, I suppose, though the German is somewhat compressed and not very clear as it stands.

[209] Vol. III, ch. 2, § 10, p. 188 and Pl. VI, A.