[22] It is possible Hegel means by geistige intelligible.
[23] Act II, sc. 6.
[24] "O, that I had never shipped hither over the sea, unhappy that I am! Vain was the fancy which befooled me to seek an empty fame in France; and now a fatal destiny carries me to this bloody field of death. O that I were far from here housed at home on the banks of the blue Severn, where the mother remained behind and the gentle sweet bride mourning for me."
[25] "To Death thou art decreed! A British matron it was that conceived thee!"
[26] "With vow to slay at everything alive with the sword that the fateful god of battles confronts her with."
[27] Sitte und Settlichkeit.
[28] That is of the Epos.
[29] The course of painting is similar to that of sculpture in virtue of the fact that it is wholly of one type, viz., romantic, but it differs from it in being less objective and requiring more historical illustration.
[30] Substantiellen, i.e., an outlook which concentrates attention on the one Divine substance, the essence beneath the phenomenal.
[31] I presume this is another Persian composition, but it may be a cult of some kind.