intrinsicality

Abstract relations, for instance, divided into existence; relation; quantity; etc – and existence divided into existence; non-existence; substantiality; insubstantiality; intrinsicality; extrinsicality, and so on.

But in fact they are unendowed with this pure intrinsicality, and their development is not to be accounted for as exteriorization of innate motive or an unfoldment of inward implications.

When the relations of what we call a thing are told, no caput mortuum of intrinsicality, no 'nature,' is left.

They—what shall we say?—have surrendered their intrinsicality.

God is a principle which exists by virtue of its own intrinsicality, and operates spontaneously without self-manifestation.