[1] .
[2] TheHegelianPhilosophy.
[3] FichteandSchelling.
[4] Hegel.
[5] Kantistheonlywriterwhohasconfusedthisideaofreason, andinthisconnectionIreferthereadertotheAppendix, andalsotomy "GrundproblemederEthik": .§ 6, pp.148-154, firstandsecondeditions.
[6] Mirainquibusdamrebusverborumproprietasest, etconsuetudosermonisantiquiqu?, epist.81.
[7] ItisshownintheAppendixthatmatterandsubstanceareone.
[8] ThisshowsthegroundoftheKantianexplanationofmatter, thatitis "thatwhichismovableinspace," formotionconsistssimplyintheunionofspaceandtime.
[9] Not, asKantholds, fromtheknowledgeoftime, aswillbeexplainedintheAppendix.
[10] Onthissee "TheFourfoldRootofthePrincipleofSufficientReason," § 49.
[11] Thefirstfourchaptersofthefirstofthesupplementarybooksbelongtothesesevenparagraphs.
[12] Comparewiththisparagraph §§ 26and27ofthethirdeditionoftheessayontheprincipleofsufficientreason.
[13] .5and6oftheSupplement.
[14] .9and10oftheSupplement.
[15] .11ofSupplement.
[16] Iamthereforeofopinionthatascienceofphysiognomycannot, withcertainty, , theintellectualqualitiesaretobereadintheforeheadandtheeyes; themoralqualities, theexpressionofwill, ; , broad, finely-archedbrow; -lookingpersonmaythemorecertainlybejudgedtobesotheuglierthefaceis; andastupid-lookingpersonmaythemorecertainlybejudgedtobestupidthemorebeautifulthefaceis; forbeauty, astheapproximationtothetypeofhumanity, carriesinandforitselftheexpressionofmentalclearness; theoppositeisthecasewithugliness, andsoforth.
[17] .7oftheSupplement.
[18] .8ofSupplement.
