CONTROL:
idea and, 75, 129.
CONVERSION OF PROPOSITIONS, 171;
in relation to habit, 176.
COPERNICUS:
his theory, 178;
compared with Galileo's supposition, 179-81.
COPULA, 118 ff.;
scheme of mediation between subject and predicate, 208, 214 ff.
CORRESPONDENCE:
of datum and idea, 51;
of thought-content and thought-activity, 70;
as criterion of truth, 82 ff., 353 ff.