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againinto

the

imperceptible.

So that

here, too,

the

conception

of a

complete

historyis

in a sense

applicable,

though we

can never

fill it

out in

more than

anindefinite

way. But

after

recognizing

the truth

that our

knowledge

is limited

to the

phenomenaland

the

further

truth that

even the

sphere of

the

phenomenal

cannot be

penetratedto

its

confines,

we must

nevertheless

conclude

that so

far as is

possiblephilosophy

has to

formulate

this

passage

from the

imperceptible