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The World as Will and Idea (Vol. 3 of 3)

Corrigenda And Addenda In Vol. I.

Project Gutenberg EPUB3 edition Schopenhauer, Arthur, Haldane, R. B. Haldane (Richard Burdon Haldane), Viscount, and Kemp, J. (John)
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" 182, " 8, for “quidities” read “quiddities.”
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" 184, " 30, for “this” read “thus.”
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" 205, " 35, for “casuality” read “causality.”
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" 220, " 32, for “ειδη” read “ειδη.”
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" 222, " 24, for “casuality” read “causality.”
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" 223, lines 4 and 33, for “casuality” read “causality.”
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" 224, line 8, for “casuality” read “causality.”
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" 230, " 19, for “Apollo of Belvedere” read “Apollo Belvedere.”
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" 231, last line, for “Meus” read “Mens.”
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Page 247, line 17, for “Great wits to madness sure are near allied” read “Great wits are sure to madness near allied.” The lines are not from Pope, as Schopenhauer says, but from Dryden's “Absalom and Achitophel,” Pt. i., l. 163.
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" 251, " 15, for “appear” read “appears.”
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" 258, " 18, for “Ahrimines” read “Ahriman.”
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" 276, lines 9 and 11, for “casuality” and “casual” read “causality” and “causal;” line 23, for “Timaus” read “Timæus.”
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" 382, line 32, for “as” read “but.”
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" 396, " 5, for “αναγκη” read “αναγκῃ.”
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" 423, " 35, for “principiu mindividuationis” read “principium individuationis.”
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" 425, " 7, no comma after “βασιλειαν.”
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" 429, " 25, after “chapter” insert “of his.”
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" 445, last line, for “ζην” read “ζῃν.”
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" 453, lines 4 and 5, for “παρ” read “πας.”
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" 455, line 10, for “prineipium” read “principium.”
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" 463, " 27, for “ever” read “every.”
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" 467, " 5, for “πρως” read “προς.”
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" 496, " 25, for “Wiedergeborennen” read “Wiedergeborenen.”
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" 520, " 9, for “though this is hard to find out” read “which is certainly hard to explain.”
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" 531, " 16, for “wish to fruition” read “desire to aversion.”

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The World as Will and Idea (Vol. 3 of 3), Project Gutenberg eBook #40868

Index.55 (continued 3) Footnotes