Lectures on the Philosophy of History

absolute abstract Anaxagoras ancient antithesis appears Asia aspect assert Athens attained basis become belongs Brahm Brahmins character Charlemagne China Chinese Christian Church conception concrete condition connection consciousness consequently constitution culture distinction Divine Edition Egypt Egyptians element embodiment Emperor Empire entirely essence essential Europeans exhibited existence external fact Freedom German Greece Greek hand Hegel Hegel's Herodotus Hindoo honour human idea independent India individual infinite interest involves Italy King kingdom land latter laws limited Livy manifest ment merely moral nations Nature object occupied original Ormuzd Osiris particular passions patricians peculiar Persian Persian Empire persons phase Philosophy of History plebs political position possession present princes principle question realization recognized regarded relation religion religious respect Roman Rome sality secular sensuous shews slavery soul sphere Spirit subjective substantial things thought Thucydides tion Translated truth unity universal virtue volition vols whole