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    n,attertoward

    eachother,issubordinatedtothegravitationheyhavetoheirsharedcentralbodies

    tootionisextealandntingent;theotionisthrust

    andpressureinthisnass,eaninginthe

    fall,andtheresistance,ontsof

    deteationbutbecausethistionntradictstheessentialrelationofthedependentbody,

    naly,thatrelationtoitscentralbody,itsuspendsitselfthroughitselfinrestthisnecessityofthe

    nentorfriction

    thelathenatureofthetionofdependentbodies,forhe

    tion,betheelvesfortheelves,isextealbut

    prenenttothebodies,naly,theidentityhthecentrelying

    outsideofthetheirtionnvertsthereforeessentiallyintorest,butnotintoabsoluterest,

    ratherintothepressureofstrivingtoheircentrethiscentre,ifitistobeseenasastriving

    nt,isattheleastthetransfortionofthatextealventintothestrivingh

    nstitutesthenatureofthebody

    theindividualiedint,orthegeneralone,thefriction,isexteal,tobesure,butalso

    necessaryitisthenifestationofthattransitionpositedbythenceptofthedependentbody

    andpre,thetionofis

    said,oved

    foritselfthelaiaexpressesnothingbutthefixationoftheunderstandingonthe

    abstraotion,otionisonlytionthe

    transfortionoftheseabstractionsintoeachother,hencept,isfortheunderstanding

    sothingextealthislainations

    havebeeninadssiblytransposedfroonechanics,where

    tionisrathertobefoundinitsfreencept

    §216

    thedifferencebetplicitbeingofgravity,whose

    identicalnatureisitsexistencethedependentbodyhasthebeginningoftherealdifferenceasthe

    beingoutsideofitselfofthegravityidenticaltoitself;thedependentbodyhasonlyanegative

    ovearoundthecentresilyasssthedeteacyofits

    tionisnotinandforitselfbutrefersbacktoafactorassoftheother,sothattheir

    sizesainsthesa

    §217

    thisextealityofdeteatebeingnstitutesthespeatterbutinthisit

    doesnotreinlitedbyaquantitativedifference,ratherthedifferenceisessentiallyaqualitative

    one,sothatthedeteaattestitutesitsbeing

    theetyabstralessttetainsarelyquantitativedifferenceandvies

    furtherdeteainessentialtoiteventheforcesofattractionandrepulsionare

    supposedtoinfluenceitexteallysinceitisthenceptpositingitselfoutsideofitselfitisso

    identithattheforstitutesitsspecialnature

    b

    elentaryphysics

    §218

    gravity,astheessenatterexistinginitselfonlyinneridentity,transfor,sinceitsnceptis

    theessentialexteality,intothenifestationoftheessenceassuchitisthetotalityofthe

    deteationsofreflection,buttheseasthroeachother,sothateachappearsas

    partilesselent

    thedeteationofanelentisthebeingforitselfoftterasitfindsitspointofunityinthe

    nent,his

    stillrealtter,atotalityofitsqualitiesexistinginitself

    aelentaryparticles

    §219

    1tterinitsfirstelentarystateispureidentity,notinasexisting,thatis,the

    relationtoitselfdeteedasindependentinntrasttotheotherdeteationsoftotalitythis

    existingselfoftterislight

    §220

    astheabstraatter,lightisabsolutelylightatter,infinite,butasterial

    idealityitisinseparableandsilebeingoutsideofitself

    intheorientalintuitionofthesubstantialunityofthespiritualandthenatural,thepureselfhoodof

    nsciousness,thoughtidenticalhitselfastheabstractionofthetrueandthegoodisoneh

    lighthenceptionicdeniesthatidealityispresentinnature,it

    needonlybereferredtolight,tothatpurenifestationanifestation

    heavytterisdivisibleintosses,sinceitisncreteidentityandquantity;butinthehighly

    abstraitationoflightinitsinfiniteexpansiondoes

    notsuspenditsabsolutenneple,raysoflight,andof

    partiitedexpansion,

    belongsangtherestofthenceptualbarbaris

    donantinphysicstheindivisibilityoflightinitsinfiniteexpansion,arealityoutsideofitselfthat

    reinsselfidentical,canleastofallbetreatedasinprehensiblebytheunderstanding,forits

    oherthisabstractidentity

    astronorshaveetospeakofcelestialphenonahareperceivedbyusfivehundred

    yearsandreaftertheirapirical

    nifestationsofthepropagationoflight,asphereheyobtaininto

    anothereaning,butontheotherhandapastepresentin

    idealfashionasinry

    thereisalsothens

    areettedineverydireeaaterialhesphereofinfinitedinsions

    isford,andthatalloftheseinfinitelynyhespheresinterperateeachotherifthiswere

    soadense,nfusedssshouldforetheeyeandtheobject,andthestillunexplained

    visibilityher,onthe

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