S. T. Coleridge's Treatise on Method, as Published in the Encylopædia Metropolitana

alphabetical appear Applied Sciences arrangement arts and sciences Biographia Biographia Literaria Bohn cabinet edition called character Coleridge's Curtis discovery distinguished divisions E. H. Coleridge ENCYCLOPÆDIA METROPOLITANA Encyclopédie Méthodique Essay VI Essay VII Essay XI essays on method existence external facts fragments Friend Hence History Human Mind hypothesis Idea Idols importance instance intellectual interest introduction J. H. Muirhead Julius Cæsar language Letters Griggs literary Logic London Lord Bacon magnet material ment Mixed and Applied moral Nature necessary Novum Organum objects observation original paragraph phænomena Plato Poetry Preliminary Treatise present PRINCIPLES OF METHOD progress Prospectus publication published Pure Sciences purpose Raysor reader reason reference Relations of Law ROBERT HOOKE Samuel Taylor Coleridge scheme Science of Method scientific sense Shakspeare Shakspeare's Theory tion Treatise on Method trichotomous truth unity universal Unpublished Letters volumes W. G. T. Shedd whole word καὶ