It may be worth while to exhibit to our readers a few of Dr. Oken's postulates or arguments as specimens of his views:’
'I wrote the first edition of 1810 in a kind of inspiration.
'4. Spirit is the motion of mathematical ideas.
'10. Physio-philosophy has to .... pourtray the first period of the world's development from nothing; how the elements and heavenly bodies originated; in what method by self-evolution into higher and manifold forms they separated into minerals, became finally organic, and in man attained self-consciousness.
'42. The mathematical monad is eternal.
'43. The eternal is one and the same with the Zero of mathematics.'
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