[100] J. H. Newman.
[101] See Principles of Sociology, Part II.
[102] See Curtius, Griechische Etymologie, s.v., φημή, νέος.
[103] Deus descends from a root meaning ‘to shine,’ hence the Day, the Sun, God; θεός is referred by Curtius to a root θες, to desire, pray—God is “der Angeflehte.”
[104] Are there many Englishmen who would understand the following sentence which I lately came across in a St. Louis paper? “This graft was one of the scrap-head variety, and it was hard therefore to get the boodlers good.”
[105] The ‘wheel’ is really a spiral—the line of all natural growth.
[107] Origin of Species, chapter VI.
[108] Mechanisch-Physiologische Theorie der Abstammungslehre, p. 150.
[109] Weismann, The Evolution Theory, I, p. 162.