[120] And of more than one as we shall see hereafter. Its point will be best understood upon a perusal of Additional Notes F and I.
[121] All these quotations will be found between pp. 332 and 360 of the Treatise. Ed. 1817.
[122] Compare Mr. Green's Introduction to Hume's Treatise on Human Nature, Vol. I., pp. 263, seq., where he discusses the bearing of this subject upon Hume's doctrine of Cause and Effect.
[123] He sums up in the words of Goethe, thus given in the translation of his lectures from which we have quoted—
"Woe! woe!
Thou hast destroyed
The beautiful world
With powerful fist;
In ruin 'tis hurled,
By the blow of a demigod shattered.