text: "] [Footnote G: The following is Schlegel's philosophy of transubstantiation--"Though it be true that in the Holy Scriptures in accordance with the symbolical nature of man there is much that is generally symbolical and symbolically to be understood; yet when a symbol proceeds immediately from God it can in this case be nothing less than substantial; it cannot be a mere sign it must also be something actual; otherwise it would be as if one would palm on the eternal LOGOS who is the ground of all existence and all knowledge words without meaning and without power