Time is, in itself, a series and is the formal condition of all series. We will only be concerned with past time which is necessarily thought as being given in its entirety. Space in itself does not constitute a series. The concept of the substantial is not. Community is not.
Causality is .
The concepts of possible, actual and necessary do not form a series, but, the accidental in existence is conditioned. Absolute completeness in the Division of a given whole in the field of appearance. Absolute completeness in the Origination of an appearance. Absolute completeness as regards the Dependence of Existence of the alterable in the field of appearance. The idea of absolute totality concerns only the exposition of appearances and is not a pure concept.