Chapter

 1 II|     away: this is the second stage.~I~The person who said before, "
 2 V |    rendered upon the antique stage by the conventional masks
 3 IX|     objective. In the second stage he loses the subjective
 4 IX| phenomena only. In the third stage the sense of the approaching
 5 IX|  comes to him. In the fourth stage he passes beyond all ideas
 6 IX| infinite space. In the fifth stage the idea of infinite space
 7 IX|   must pursue.] In the sixth stage the thought comes, "Nothing
 8 IX|      exists." In the seventh stage the idea of nothingness
 9 IX|      vanishes. In the eighth stage all sensations and ideas
10 IX|    do not pass through every stage of the great journey, all
11 XI|    and Time exist but as the stage and the order of the perpetual