INDEX TO NOTES AND INTRODUCTION

Aquinas, 3, 81, 107, 143, 151, 171, 172, 212

Aristotle, 81, 92, 101, 171

Augustine, 9, 10, 41, 42–65, 77, 103, 134, 136, 141, 143, 162, 168, 181, 185, 197

Bach, 217

Baur, 214–216

Bergson, 143, 152, 195

Bernard de Rubeis, 213

Bernard, St., 165

Blake, 140

Bradley, 114, 192

Brontë, E., 186

Contemplation, 25, 30, 33

Damascenus, 211

Dante, 88, 107, 140, 173, 177, 178

Dionysius, influence, 202–219; writings, 47

Dorner, 217

Eckhart, 122, 181

Erigena, 3, 203–211

Evil, problem of, 20–25

Fox, George, 87

God as Unity, 65–80

“      Goodness, 86–130

“      Being, 131–143

“      Life, 144–146

“      Wisdom, 146–154

“      Power, 154–161

“      Great, 162–169

“      Almighty, 169–173

“      Peace, 173–180

“      Holy, 181–183

“      Perfection, 184, 190

Godhead, 4–6, 6–19

Hierotheus, 107

Hugh of St. Victor, 212

Ignatius, St., 104

Inge, 29, 210, 211

John of the Cross, 103

Julian of Norwich, 102, 143

Lanssel, 213

Lateran, C. (649), 213

Le Bon, 109

Le Quien, 213

Lotze, 192

Martin (i. Pope), 202

Maximus, 3, 202

Nietzsche, 90, 193

Pachymeres, 3

Pascal, 118

Personality, 4

Philosophy (Modern), D.‘s relation to, 30

Plato, 107

Plotinus, 2, 109, 138

Proclus, 1

Psychology, 33–40

Ruysbroeck, 122

Scripture, D.‘s relation to, 40

Severus, 3

Shelley, 182

Spencer, 107

Super-essential, 15, 16, 17, 45, 51, 52, 53, 191

Super-excellent, 191

Supra-Divine, 191

Tauler, 122

Trinity, 9, 10, 42, 44, 45

Vacherot, 211, 216

Via Negativa, 195, 196

Victorinus, 174

Von Hügel, 172

Westcott, 218

Wordsworth, 95, 99