Such judgments, in so far as they are not based on higher and more general cognitions, are termed "principles," and the system of themto be given, with the table of the categories as a guide, in the Analytic of Principles or the Doctrine of the Faculty of Judgmentfurnishes the outlines of "pure natural science."

It is analytic in respect to the doctrines of grammar, synthetic in respect to the practice, and logical in respect to both.

No answer; only, if possible, the look became more analytic than before.