Nor does the poet shrink from calling this highest, this last which is also first, by its highest name,—God.
"He dwells in all,
From, life's minute beginnings, up at last
To man—the consummation of this scheme
Of being, the completion of this sphere
Of life."A
A: Paracelsus.
"All tended to mankind," he said, after reviewing the whole process of nature in Paracelsus,
"And, man produced, all has its end thus far:
But in completed man begins anew