FOOTNOTES:
1 (return)
[ Wallace's Life, pp.
95, 96.]
2 (return)
[ Wallace, p. 108.]
3 (return)
[ Haldane and Kemp's The
World as Will and Idea.]
4 (return)
[ Wallace, p. 145.]
5 (return)
[ Schopenhauer here gives an
example of this bombastic style which would be of little interest to
English readers.—TRANSLATOR.]
6 (return)
[ Opera et dies, v.
40.]
7 (return)
[ Schopenhauer here at length
points out various common errors in the writing and speaking of German
which would lose significance in a translation.—TR.]
8 (return)
[ According to a notice from
the Munich Society for the Protection of Animals, the superfluous whipping
and cracking were strictly forbidden in Nuremberg in December 1858.]
9 (return)
[ Let me refer to what I have
said in my treatise on The Foundation of Morals, '71.]
10 (return)
[ Brunck's Gnomici
poetae graeci v. 115.]
11 (return)
[ Bk. I., ch. 9.]
12 (return)
[ See Essay on Noise, p.
28.]
13 (return)
[ De Anim. Mundi, p.
104, d. Steph.]
14 (return)
[ Grundpr. der Ethik,
p. 48; Welt als Wille und Vorstellung, vol. i. p. 338.]
15 (return)
[ Vierfache Wurzel,
' 21.]
16 (return)
[ Pererga, vol. ii.
' 311.]
17 (return)
[ Ch. xxvi. 23.]
18 (return)
[ De vita longa i.
5.]
19 (return)
[ Translated by St. Julien,
1834.]
20 (return)
[ See my treatise on the Foundation
of Morals, ' 5.]
21 (return)
[ Bd. I. p. 69.]