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Book chapters
pp. lxvii
Annotated Bibliography
pp. xxv
Introduction and Notes on How to Use This Work
pp. xxxv
Descartes' Life and Works
pp. 1
Abstraction versus Exclusion
pp. 3
Analogy
pp. 7
Analysis versus Synthesis
pp. 13
Anatomy and Physiology
pp. 16
Angel
pp. 19
Animal
pp. 26
Animal Spirits
pp. 28
Aquinas, Thomas (ca.1225–1274)
pp. 31
Arnauld, Antoine (1612–1694)
pp. 33
Astell, Mary (1666–1731)
pp. 35
Atom
pp. 38
Attribute
pp. 44
Augustine, Aurelius (354–430)
pp. 46
Automaton
pp. 48
Bacon, Francis (1561–1626)
pp. 49
Baillet, Adrien (1649–1706)
pp. 50
Balzac, Jean-Louis Guez de (1595–1654)
pp. 52
Basso, Sebastian (SÉBASTIEN BASSON) (dates unknown)
pp. 53
Bayle, François (1622–1709)
pp. 55
Bayle, Pierre (1647–1706)
pp. 56
Beaugrand, Jean de (1595–1640)
pp. 57
Beeckman, Isaac (1588–1637)
pp. 60
Being, Formal versus Objective
pp. 65
Bérulle, Pierre de (1575–1629)
pp. 67
Beverwijck, Johan Van (1594–1647)
pp. 68
Body
pp. 70
Body, Proof of the Existence of
pp. 75
Bourdin, Pierre (1595–1653)
pp. 77
Boyle, Robert (1627–1691)
pp. 78
Brasset, Henri (1595–after 1657)
pp. 79
Brégy, Nicolas Léonor Flesselles de (ca.1615–1689)
pp. 80
Buitendyck (dates unknown)
pp. 81
Burman, Frans (Franciscus) (1628–1679)
pp. 83
Calvinism
pp. 84
Carcavi, Pierre de (ca.1600–1684)
pp. 85
Cartesianism
pp. 89
Caterus, Johannes (Johan Kater or de Kater) (ca.1590–1655)
pp. 91
Cause
pp. 98
Cavendish, Margaret (Duchess of Newcastle) (1623–1673)
pp. 99
Cavendish, William (Marquess of Newcastle) (1592–1676)
pp. 100
Certainty
pp. 103
Chanut, Hector-Pierre (1601–1662)
pp. 105
Charlet, Étienne (1570–1652)
pp. 105
Charleton, Walter (1619–1707)
pp. 106
Charron, Pierre (1541–1603)
pp. 108
Christina, Queen of Sweden (1626–1689)
pp. 109
Circle, Cartesian
pp. 118
Clarity and Distinctness
pp. 123
Clauberg, Johannes (1622–1665)
pp. 124
Clavius, Christopher (1538–1612)
pp. 126
Clerselier, Claude (1614–1684)
pp. 128
Cogito Ergo Sum
pp. 135
Colvius, Andreas (1594–1671)
pp. 136
Comments on a Certain Broadsheet
pp. 138
Common Notion
pp. 141
Common Sense
pp. 143
Compendium of Music
pp. 145
Concurrence versus Conservation, Divine
pp. 148
Conimbricenses (COIMBRANS)
pp. 150
Conservation of Motion, Principle of
pp. 152
Containment, Eminent versus Formal
pp. 154
Conversation with Burman
pp. 156
Conway, Anne (1630?-1679)
pp. 157
Cordemoy, Géraud de (1626–1684)
pp. 158
Correspondence
pp. 165
Cosmological Argument
pp. 175
Cosmology
pp. 179
Cudworth, Ralph (1617–1688)
pp. 181
Daniel, Gabriel (1649–1728)
pp. 182
Debeaune (de Beaune), Florimond (1601–1652)
pp. 183
Deduction
pp. 187
Definition
pp. 189
Desargues, Girard (1591–1661)
pp. 190
Description of the Human Body
pp. 192
Desgabets, Robert (1610–1678)
pp. 194
Digby, Kenelm (1603–1665)
pp. 196
Dinet, Jacques (1584–1653)
pp. 197
Dioptrics
pp. 199
Discourse on Method
pp. 202
Distinction (Real, Modal, and Rational)
pp. 211
Divisibility
pp. 213
Doubt
pp. 222
Dreams, Descartes’ Three
pp. 225
Du Hamel (or Duhamel), Jean (?–1705)
pp. 226
Dualism
pp. 231
Earth, Motion of the
pp. 233
Element
pp. 234
Elisabeth, Princess of Bohemia (1618–1680)
pp. 237
Enumeration
pp. 240
Error, Theodicies of
pp. 247
Essence
pp. 251
Eternal Truth
pp. 257
Eustachius a Sancto Paulo (Eustache Asseline) (1573–1640)
pp. 259
Existence
pp. 262
Experiment
pp. 266
Explanation
pp. 272
Extension
pp. 276
Extrinsic Denomination
pp. 279
Faculty
pp. 281
Faith, Religious
pp. 284
Falsity, Material
pp. 289
Fermat, Pierre de (1607–1665)
pp. 291
Fonseca, Pedro da (1528–1599)
pp. 292
Force and Determination
pp. 297
Form, Substantial
pp. 299
Foucher, Simon (1644–1696)
pp. 302
Free Will
pp. 311
Freinshemius (Johannes Freinsheim) (1608–1660)
pp. 312
Fromondus, Libertus (Libert Froidment) (1587–1653)
pp. 314
Galilei, Galileo (1564–1642)
pp. 316
Gassendi, Pierre (1592–1655)
pp. 319
Geometrical Exposition
pp. 321
Geometry
pp. 330
Geometry
pp. 332
Geulincx, Arnold (1624–1669)
pp. 334
Gibieuf, Guillaume (1583–1650)
pp. 335
God
pp. 344
Golius, Jacob (1596–1667)
pp. 345
Grandamy, Jacques (1588–1672)
pp. 346
Gravity
pp. 349
Habit
pp. 352
Happiness
pp. 355
Harvey, William (1578–1657)
pp. 357
Heart
pp. 360
Heereboord, Adriaan (1613–1661)
pp. 362
Hobbes, Thomas (1588–1679)
pp. 365
Hogelande, Cornelis Van (ca.1590–1662)
pp. 366
Holenmerism (Holenmerianism)
pp. 368
Huet, Pierre-Daniel (1630–1721)
pp. 369
Human Being
pp. 379
Huygens, Christiaan (1629–1695)
pp. 380
Huygens, Constantijn (1596–1687)
pp. 382
Hydrostatics
pp. 384
Hyperaspistes
pp. 387
Idea
pp. 396
Imagination
pp. 400
Individuation
pp. 405
Inertia
pp. 407
Infinite versus Indefinite
pp. 410
Intellect
pp. 413
Jansenism
pp. 414
Jesuit
pp. 418
Judgment
pp. 421
Kepler, Johannes (1571–1630)
pp. 423
Knowledge (Scientia)
pp. 429
La Forge, Louis de (1632–1666)
pp. 430
La Grange, Jean-Baptiste de (ca.1641 – after 1680)
pp. 432
Lamy, Bernard (1640-1715)
pp. 433
Lamy, François (1636–1711)
pp. 434
Language
pp. 440
Law of Nature
pp. 446
Le Bossu, René (1631–1680)
pp. 447
Le Grand, Antoine (1629–1699)
pp. 449
Leibniz, Gottfried Wilhelm (1646–1716)
pp. 452
Light
pp. 458
Locke, John (1632–1704)
pp. 460
Luynes, Duc de (Louis-Charles d'Albert) (1620–1690)
pp. 462
Machine
pp. 466
Magnetism
pp. 467
Malebranche, Nicolas (1638–1715)
pp. 470
Mathematics
pp. 475
Mathesis Universalis
pp. 478
Mechanics
pp. 483
Medicine
pp. 487
Meditations on First Philosophy
pp. 490
Memory
pp. 493
Mersenne, Marin (1588–1648)
pp. 496
Mesland, Denis (1615–1672)
pp. 498
Metaphysics
pp. 506
Meteors
pp. 508
Method
pp. 513
Meyssonnier, Lazare (1611–1673)
pp. 514
Mind
pp. 520
Mode
pp. 524
More, Henry (1614–1687)
pp. 526
Morin, Jean-Baptiste (1583–1656)
pp. 527
Motion
pp. 531
Mydorge, Claude (1585–1647)
pp. 534
Native Intelligence (Ingenium)
pp. 535
Nature
pp. 537
Newton, Isaac (1642–1727)
pp. 539
Noël, Étienne (1581–1659)
pp. 541
Objections and Replies
pp. 544
Ontological Argument
pp. 550
Optics
pp. 560
Oratorian
pp. 562
Pascal, Blaise (1623–1662)
pp. 563
Passion
pp. 569
Passions of the Soul
pp. 572
Pelagianism
pp. 574
Perception
pp. 579
Person
pp. 581
Petau, Denis (1583–1652)
pp. 582
Philosophy
pp. 585
Physico-Mathematics
pp. 587
Physics
pp. 592
Picot, Claude (1601–1668)
pp. 593
Pineal Gland
pp. 597
Place, External versus Internal
pp. 600
Plempius (Plemp), Vopiscus Fortunatus (1601–1671)
pp. 601
Plenum
pp. 603
Pollot, Alphonse (ca.1602–1668)
pp. 603
Poisson, Nicolas-Joseph (1637–1710)
pp. 604
Prejudice
pp. 607
Primitive Notion
pp. 614
Principles of Philosophy
pp. 617
Private Thoughts
pp. 620
Quality, Real
pp. 621
Quality, Sensible
pp. 625
Quantity
pp. 627
Rainbow
pp. 633
Rarefaction and Condensation
pp. 636
Reason
pp. 639
Régis, Pierre-Sylvain (1632–1707)
pp. 641
Regius, Henricus (Hendrik de Roy) (1598–1679)
pp. 644
Reneri, Henricus (Henri Regnier) (1593–1639)
pp. 645
Representation
pp. 655
Roberval, Gilles Personne de (1602–1675)
pp. 657
Rohault, Jacques (1618–1672)
pp. 659
Rosicrucian
pp. 660
Rubius, Antonius (Rubio, Antonio) (1548–1615)
pp. 661
Rules for the Direction of the Mind
pp. 664
Scholasticism
pp. 668
Schoock, Martinus (1614–1669)
pp. 669
Scotus, John Duns (1265?–1308)
pp. 672
Search for Truth by the Natural Light
pp. 673
Sensation
pp. 678
Shape
pp. 682
Silhon, Jean de (1596–1667)
pp. 683
Simple Nature
pp. 686
Soul, Immortality of the
pp. 690
Species, Intentional
pp. 692
Spinoza, Benedict (Baruch) (1632–1677)
pp. 695
The Stampioen Affair
pp. 697
Suárez, Francisco (1548–1617)
pp. 699
Substance
pp. 708
Subtle Matter
pp. 709
Syllogism
pp. 712
Thought
pp. 717
Time
pp. 721
Toletus, Franciscus (Francisco de Toledo) (1532–1596)
pp. 722
Transubstantiation
pp. 725
Treatise on Man
pp. 727
True and Immutable Nature
pp. 731
Truth
pp. 735
Universal
pp. 743
Vacuum
pp. 744
Vanini, Giulio Cesare (1585–1619)
pp. 745
Vatier, Antoine (1591–1659)
pp. 747
Virtue
pp. 747
Villebressieu (Ville-Bressieu, or Ville-Bressieux), Étienne de (ca. 1607–1674)
pp. 754
Voetius, Gysbertus (1589–1676)
pp. 756
Vorstius, Adolph (1597–1663)
pp. 757
Vortex
pp. 762
Wax
pp. 764
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