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Kant, the German metayphyscinn, observes:


Perhaps in all composition, there is passage Of
greater subimity, nor among all sublime thoughts,
any which has been more submely expressed,
than that which occurs in the inscription upon the
Temple of Isis, (rhe Great Mosher--N Nature.) Il
am Observation-Disclosures has been-whatso.
ever shall be:--and the veil which is over my
countenance no mortal hand has ever raised.''