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SECTION ONE
CHAPTER I.--FIRST PERIOD, FIRST DIVISION 166
A. The Ionic Philosophy 171
1. Thales 171
2. Anaximander 185
3. Anaximenes 189
B. Pythagoras and the Pythagoreans 194
1. The System of Numbers 208
2. Application of the System to the Universe 224
3. Practical Philosophy 235
C. The Eleatic School 239
1. Xenophanes 241
2. Parmenides 249
3. Melissus 257
4. Zeno 261
D. Heraclitus 278
1. The Logical Principle 282
2. Natural Philosophy 285
3. Relation of the Principle to Consciousness 293
E. Empedocles, Leucippus and Democritus 298
1. Leucippus and Democritus 299
a. The Logical Principle 302
b. The Constitution of the World 304
c. The Soul 310
2. Empedocles 310
F. Philosophy of Anaxagoras 319
1. The Universal Principle 329
2. The Homœomeriæ 333
3. The Relation of the Two 339
CHAPTER II.--FIRST PERIOD, SECOND DIVITION 350
A. The Sophists 352
1. Protagoras 372
2. Gorgias 378
B. Socrates 384
1. The Socratic Method 397
2. The Principle of the Good 406
3. The Fate of Socrates 425

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Publication Information: Book Title: Lectures on the History of Philosophy: Greek Philosophy to Plato. Volume: 1. Contributors: Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel - author, E. S. Haldane - transltr. Publisher: University of Nebraska Press. Place of Publication: Lincoln, NE. Publication Year: 1995. Page Number: viii.
    
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