The Ego and His Own

by Max Stirner

[126] [bestimmt]

[127] [Bestimmung]

[128] Mark 3. 29.

[129] [This word has also, in German, the meaning of "common law," and will sometimes be translated "law" in the following paragraphs.]

[130] Cf. "Die Kommunisten in der Schweiz," committee report, p. 3.

[131] [Rechtsstreit, a word which usually means "lawsuit.">[

[132] [A common German phrase for "it suits me.">[

[133] A. Becker, "Volksphilosophie," p. 22 f.

[134] [Mephistopheles in "Faust.">[

[135] "I beg you, spare my lungs! He who insists on proving himself right, if he but has one of these things called tongues, can hold his own in all the world's despite!" [Faust's words to Mephistopheles, slightly misquoted.—For Rechthaberei see note on p. 185.]