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1 6 |  entirely within the field of phenomena, that is to say, to things
2 6 |       is room for nothing but phenomena; God and all that is divine
3 9 |      true particularly of the phenomena of the past, and the older
4 11|     mental pictures the vital phenomena which arise within him,
5 14| confined within the sphere of phenomena; but as to whether it exists
6 16| concerned with the reality of phenomena, into which faith does not
7 16|   come within the category of phenomena, still in as far as they
8 17|      belongs to the sphere of phenomena and therefore falls under
9 30|  science, deals entirely with phenomena, and the consequence is