Dialogue

 1 Intro|            to be sought for in the history of ideas, and the answer
 2 Intro| syncretisms or eclecticisms in the history of philosophy. A modern
 3 Intro|           also a divine ideal. The history of philosophy stripped of
 4 Intro|          circumstance expands into history. (iii) Whether regarded
 5 Intro|         have confused God with the history of philosophy, and to have
 6 Intro|         the succession of ideas in history and the natural order of
 7 Intro|            order of thought in the history of philosophy would be as
 8 Intro|          recent discoveries in the history of religion.~Hegel is fond
 9 Intro|            the order of thought in history. There is unfortunately
10 Intro|  coincidence of philosophy and the history of philosophy appear. Many
11 Intro|         relative in the subsequent history of thought. But Hegel employs
12 Intro|        mere waif or stray in human history, any more than he is the
13 Intro|            apart from his personal history, or the doctrines of Christ
14 Intro|            be a true theory of the history of philosophy which, in
15 Intro|         from the vantage-ground of history and experience. The enthusiasm
16 Intro|          of human thought with the history of philosophy, and still
17 Intro|          of their connexion in the history of thought. But we recognize
18 Intro|            them. The philosophy of history and the history of philosophy
19 Intro|      philosophy of history and the history of philosophy may be almost