[485] A 99-100.
[486] A 78 = B 104. Cf. A 159 = B 198, B 147.
[487] § 38, Eng. trans, p. 81.
[488] Cf. p. 241 ff.
[489] A 28-9. Cf. B 1; Prolegomena, § 13, Remark II. at the end: “Cinnabar excites the sensation of red in me.” Cf. above, pp. 80-8; below, pp. 146 ff., 274 ff.
[490] Kant continues the discussion of this general problem in A 45 ff. = B 62 ff.
[491] Kant himself again uses the confusing term conception.
[492] § 14, 1.
[493] Herbart, Werke, ii. 30. Quoted by Vaihinger, iii. p. 198.
[494] The third argument on time will be considered below in its connection with the transcendental exposition.