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| H. F. T. Likely referring to Heinrich Friedrich Teichmeyer, a physician and botanist. | 606 |
| Diogo de Carvalho e Sampayo A Portuguese diplomat and color theorist known for his work on the mixing of colors. | 614 |
| Robert Waring Darwin Father of Charles Darwin; he wrote on ocular spectra and the physiology of vision. | 623 |
| Anton Raphael Mengs A famous German Neoclassical painter who wrote extensively on beauty and color in art. | 628 |
| Jeremias Friedrich Gülich An expert in dyeing and the chemical application of colors. | 630 |
| Eduard Hussey Delaval An English experimentalist who researched the colors of transparent and opaque bodies. | 633 |
| Joh. Leonhard Hoffmann A painter and author who wrote on the practical application of color theory. | 639 |
| Robert Blair An astronomer and physician known for his work on achromatic lenses. | 645 |
| The Author’s Confession original: "Confession des Verfassers"; Goethe’s personal account of how he came to study color. | 666 |
| In place of the supplementary part | 693 |
| Effect of colored lighting | 703 |