I. Wesen und entwicklung des humanitätsgedankens.--II. Der socialismus.--III. Der individualismus.--IV. Der utilitarianismus.--V. Der pessimismus.--VI. Der evolutionismus.--VII. Der positivismus.--VIII. Nietzsches uebermensch.--IX. Die hauptgrundsätze einer modernen humanitätsethik.

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Strabo i. 2. 2O. ἢ τxs22EFν Θρᾴκην oxs1F50κ oxs1FD6δε μxs22EF πρoπxs22EFπτoνσαν πxs22EFραν τxs22EFν Παιoνικxs22EFν καxs22EF Θετταλικxs22EFν xs22EFρxs22EFν ; xs22EFλλxs22EF καxs22EF ταxs22EFτην τxs22EFν xs22EFφεξxs22EFς κατxs22EF τoxs22EFς Θρxs1FB7κας xs025Bxs1F30δ καxs22EF † oxs1F50 κατoνoμxs22EFζων τxs22EFν τxs025B παραλxs22EFαν καxs22EF τxs22EFν μxs025Bσoγαxs22EFαν Mxs22EFγνητας μxs22EFν τινας … καταλxs22EF γxs025Bι κ.τ.λ. It is true that oxs1F50 is contrary to the sense, but those who reject it should explain how it came into the passage. Read xs025Bxs1F56 κατoνoμxs22EFζων ….

Several problems that pertain to certain arithmetically well-behaved countable subsemirings of Λ, the semiring of isols, are discussed. This is relevant to the present volume memorializing the late John Myhill, in that Myhill was an early co-developer of the theory of Λ.

The study of the formation of the literary culture of the words of the "peoples of the nations" is impossible without analyzing the role of libraries of monasteries and cathedrals as centers of documentary memory of the Christian past. After all, the library, as a social institution, has always played an important role in the development of education, science, culture, and religious thought on a long path to its development.