Plato makes an ethical, logical, and physical system from his principles, [398];
the filiation between them, [400];
his art termed mental midwifery by Plato, [392];
one of his statements compared with that of S. Paul, [393], note.
Stoicism, Epicureanism, Scepticism, three branches on one stem, [449].
Suarez, [60-2].
Suicide, termed the Issue in Stoic philosophy, [476].
Teaching office, created by Christ, [166];
witnessed by S. Ignatius, [202];