The inner, to which the manifested universality belongs, and the outer, to which belong the parts of the inert shape, were supposed to constitute the corresponding aspects of the law, butas thus held apart,they lose their organic significance; and what lies at the base ofthe idea of law is precisely this, that eacq or its two aspects should have an independent, indifferent su bsistence or its own, th.e relation of the aspects being shared betweenthem as a twofold determinateness corresponding to that.relation.