[88] "L'Esthétique," p. 106.
[89] Knight, p. 238.
[90] Knight, pp. 239, 240.
[91] Knight, pp. 240-243.
[92] Knight, pp. 250-252.
[93] Knight, pp. 258, 259.
[94] Knight, p. 243.
[95] "The foundling of Nuremberg," found in the market-place of that town on 26th May, 1828, apparently some sixteen years old. He spoke little, and was almost totally ignorant even of common objects. He subsequently explained that he had been brought up in confinement underground, and visited by only one man, whom he saw but seldom.—Tr.
[96] Eastern sects well known in early Church history, who rejected the Church's rendering of Christ's teaching, and were cruelly persecuted.—Tr.
[97] Keltchitsky, a Bohemian of the fifteenth century, was the author of a remarkable book, "The Net of Faith," directed against Church and State. It is mentioned in Tolstoï's "The Kingdom of God is Within You."—Tr.