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By speaking of space as an Idea, I intend to imply the apprehension of objects as existing in space, and of the relations of position prevailing among them, is not a consequence of experience but a result of a peculiar constitution and activity of the mind which is independent of all experience in its origin, though constantly combined with experience in its exercise.

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Part I Of Ideas, Book II The Philosophy of the Pure Sciences, Chap. 2 Of the Idea of Space

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