[272]; his use of negation, [273], [290];

of contradiction, [274], [276]; on being,

[281]; on otherness, [283]; on infinity,

[284]; on identity, [285]; on determination,

[289]; his ontological emotion, [297].

Hegelisms, on some, [263-298].

Heine, [203].

Helmholtz, [85], [91].

Henry IV., [62].

Herbart, [280].