II. PHILOSOPHY. GREEK.

1. Mysteries. Esoteric doctrine. | 21. Stoic School.

2. Hymns of Orpheus. Orphic 22. New Academy.

23. Greek Philosophy among the

thagorean

8. Eleatic

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e.

66

"Academy. "Lyceum.

losophy.

a. New Pythagoreans.

b. New Platonists; Erudite Platonists.

c. New Peripatetics.

d. New Sceptics.

e. Sophists, Rhetoricians, Compilers.

Scepticism. 25. SCHOOL OF Alexandria.

26. GNOSTICISM. Gnostic School.

III. CHRISTIAN PHILOSOPHERS AND CHURCH FATHERS.

a. Greek Church.

6. Latin Church.

2. Friends of Des Cartes, and of III. Moralists. Political Philoso

Cartesianism.

phers. Economists.

8. Disciples of Des Cartes dis- IV. Adversaries of the Sensualistic Philosophy of the XVIIIth Century.

senting from him; Spino

zism.

4. Adversaries of Des Cartes; theologians.

5. Sensualistic and Sceptical Adversaries.

II. Sensualistic school of the

XVIIIth Century.

1. Isolated adversaries.
2. Mystics and theologians.
3. Spiritualistics and Eclectics
of the XIXth Century.

a. Dissenters from the School of IV. School of Schelling and of

Kant.

II. School of Fichte.

Hegel.

V. Mystics and Dissidents.

See list of German Philosophers, p. 579.