[152:3] E. g., the system of Fichte. Cf. § [177].
[153:4] See [Chap. XI].
[153:5] Spinoza: On the Improvement of the Understanding. Translation by Elwes, p. 3.
[154:6] Spinoza: Ethics, Part V, Proposition XLII. Translation by Elwes, p. 270.
[155:7] Descartes: Meditations, I. Translation by Veitch, p. 97.
[155:8] Leibniz: New System of the Nature of Substances. Translation by Latta, pp. 299, 300.
[157:9] Burnet: Early Greek Philosophy, p. 42.
[159:10] No little ambiguity attaches to the term "monism" in current usage, because of its appropriation by those who maintain that the universe is unitary and homogeneous in physical terms (cf. § [108]). It should properly be used to emphasize the unity of the world in any terms.
[161:11] Burnet: Op. cit., p. 358.