A Horizon (n.) is the open expanse toward which each ecstasis of time is outside itself.
Horizon (n.) is the context we have proper to understanding something
A Horizon (n.) once shone with its own light; now it is nothing but the point-of-view posited by the will to power.
A Horizon (n.) is where the endless regress of projections stops — and this end is nothing but the beginning of all projecting.
Horizon (n.) is open, but not because we look into it; it is only the side turned toward us of an openness that surrounds us.
A Horizon (n.) of time is the single, threefold horizon — respect, retrospect, prospect; present, having-been, future — that alone lets beings show up 'as a whole'.
A Horizon (n.) of time is not stage scenery around beings nor the wall of a vessel indifferent to its contents; it belongs to time itself.