Our texts contain a few exceptions to the rule of final =f= for medial =b= after vowels, but the preponderant number of exampls prove the validity of the rule which is fonetically founded and has a striking analogon in the OS.
A faith, which transcends even historic belief, must absolutely put out this mere poetic analogon of faith, as the summer sun is said to extinguish our household fires, when it shines full upon them.
Thus we find in purely theoretical judgements ananalogon of practical judgements, to which the word belief may properly be applied, and which we may term doctrinal belief.
This would be a negative belief, which could not, indeed, produce morality and good sentiments, but still could produce an analogon of these, by operating as a powerful restraint on the outbreak of evil dispositions.
This analogonis the idea of the maximum of the division and the connection of our cognition in one principle.
But, although it is impossible to discover in intuition a schema for the complete systematic unity of all the conceptions of the understanding, there must be some analogon of this schema.
We say of nature and its faculty in organised products far too little if we describe it as an analogon of art; for this suggests an artificer (a rational being) external to it.
Beauty in nature can be rightly described as an analogon of art, because it is ascribed to objects only in reference to reflection upon their external aspect, and consequently only on account of the form of their external surface.
This phenomenon, indeed, finds its analogon in every thing that is human, but seems to contradict a law of nature which very widely prevails, viz.
Nearly every feature in this picture finds its analogon in the extreme political and economic equality of men.
When, therefore, we treat an organism as an analogon of art we completely misrepresent its essential nature.
