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 1 IV   |      as having the nature of space, - as permanently equal
 2 IV   |      as permanently equal to space; without essence, without
 3 VII  |   being comparatively little space for gardens in Ôsaka; but
 4 IX   |    only the idea of infinite space. In the fifth stage the
 5 IX   |   stage the idea of infinite space vanishes, and the thought
 6 IX   |     to which the Infinity of Space alone~{p. 217}~is present," -
 7 IX   |  supreme~p. 223}~conquest of Space and Time. Wherefore it is
 8 IX   | though enduring only for the space of a single lifetime, shapes
 9 IX   |    only the idea of Infinite Space, or Emptiness. In the second~
10 IX   |    Mushiki-Kai, this idea of space vanishes; and its place
11 IX(1)|    and remains pure as empty space: this is called Law-Body."
12 XI   |    are one and the same; and Space and Time exist but as the
13 XI   | Awakened there is no Time or Space or Change, - no night or