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 1 1|       and has it full before his mind;-of the former he would
 2 2|   existence, potentially, in the mind of a movement capable of
 3 2|      e.g. if one were to have in mind the numerical series denoted
 4 2|         I or to D. If, then, the mind has not (when starting from
 5 2|         more customary; for (the mind having, by chance or otherwise,
 6 2|         same starting-point) the mind receives an impulse to move
 7 2|        else somehow deflects the mind from the right direction
 8 2| magnitudes. For it is not by the mind’s reaching out towards them,
 9 2|   movement. For there are in the mind the like figures and movements (
10 2|         to thought ZH, he has in mind BE in like manner as before (
11 2|        the ratio) O:I, he has in mind (those of the ratio K:L;