§ 196 The idea as nature can be named mathematics, physics, and physiology.

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§ 197 The immediate determination of nature is the abstract generality of its

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§ 198 The three dimensions are merely diverse and quite indeterminate.

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§ 199 The relation of the point to space is the line, and the line passes over into the plane.

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§ 200 Negativity, thus posited for itself is time.

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§ 201 Time, as the negative unity of being outside of itself, is just as thoroughly abstract, ideal

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§ 202 The dimensions of time, the present, future, and past, are only that which is becoming and

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§ 203 Space and time constitute the idea in and for itself, with space the real or immediately

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