Dialogue

 1 1|          senses which are perceived immediately? Or, may those things properly
 2 1|           In reading a book, what I immediately perceive are the letters;
 3 1|         only which can be perceived IMMEDIATELY by sense?~HYL. Right.~PHIL.
 4 1|          which they do not perceive IMMEDIATELY: for they make no inferences.
 5 1|            ARE THOSE ONLY WHICH ARE IMMEDIATELY PERCEIVED BY SENSE. You
 6 1|       farther inform me, whether we immediately perceive by sight anything
 7 1|    sensation.~PHIL. Is not the heat immediately perceived?~HYL. It is.~PHIL.
 8 1|             therefore they are both immediately perceived at the same time,
 9 1|            is both the intense heat immediately perceived, and the pain;
10 1| consequently, that the intense heat immediately perceived is nothing distinct
11 1|        defined to be, THE THINGS WE IMMEDIATELY PERCEIVE BY OUR SENSES.
12 1|         thing) between the sound we immediately perceive, and that which
13 1|            which we do not perceive immediately?~HYL. How often must I be
14 1|           whether there is anything immediately perceived by the senses,
15 1|          plainly follows that it is immediately some contiguous substance,
16 1|          HYL. Light and colours, as immediately perceived by us, I grant
17 1|        resistance, which is all you immediately perceive, is not in the
18 1|           sensations are not things immediately perceived, and therefore
19 1|          The same.~PHIL. It is then immediately perceived?~HYL. Right.~PHIL.
20 1|          difference between what is immediately perceived and a sensation.~
21 1|             idea or thing which you immediately perceive, neither sense
22 1|         that the visible object you immediately perceive exists at a distance,
23 1|        distance is not properly and immediately perceived by sight?~HYL.
24 1|         that distance was truly and immediately perceived by the mind, yet
25 1|          the mind. For, whatever is immediately perceived is an idea: and
26 1|      perceive anything which is not immediately perceived. And I ask you,
27 1|             you, whether the things immediately perceived are other than
28 1|          objects:—the one perceived immediately, which are likewise called
29 1|     perceived by sense which is not immediately perceived?~HYL. Yes, Philonous,
30 1|            perceive him (though not immediately) by my senses.~PHIL. It
31 1|          our ideas, which alone are immediately perceived, to be pictures
32 1|    perceived by sense which is not, immediately perceived. Though I grant
33 1|            drive along the streets, immediately I perceive only the sound;
34 1|            we perceive is perceived immediately or mediately: by sense,
35 1|    imperceptible?~HYL. Properly and immediately nothing can be perceived
36 2|             Sensible things are all immediately perceivable; and those things
37 2|          and those things which are immediately perceivable are ideas; and
38 2|       whereas I, on the other side, immediately and necessarily conclude
39 2|           to me. The things, I say, immediately perceived are ideas or sensations,
40 2|         thing? You allow the things immediately perceived by sense to exist
41 2|        sense which is not perceived immediately: therefore there is nothing
42 2|           of in producing an effect IMMEDIATELY depending on the will of
43 2|        perceive the being of Matter immediately or mediately. If immediately,
44 2|        immediately or mediately. If immediately, pray inform me by which
45 2|           things which you perceive immediately. So much for the perception.
46 2|            existence of a thing not immediately perceived; and that it were
47 3|         perceived by the senses are immediately perceived; and things immediately
48 3|   immediately perceived; and things immediately perceived are ideas; and
49 3|             MYSELF; and I know this immediately or intuitively, though I
50 3|            from that which you know immediately. All which makes the case
51 3|    intuition thereof: neither can I immediately from my sensations, ideas,
52 3|        indeed derived from God, but immediately under the direction of their
53 3|       evident. And that the objects immediately perceived are ideas, is
54 3|      sensible qualities are objects immediately perceived no one can deny.
55 3|            case of the oar, what he immediately perceives by sight is certainly
56 3|            not in what he perceives immediately, and at present, (it being
57 3|             be connected with those immediately perceived: or, concerning
58 3|            sets of ideas, or things immediately perceivable. But God is
59 3|      themselves acknowledge what we immediately perceive by our senses to
60 3|            before apprehend, either immediately or mediately by your senses,
61 3|            in case they thought Him immediately present, and acting on their
62 3|              that THOSE THINGS THEY IMMEDIATELY PERCEIVE ARE THE REAL THINGS;
63 3|             latter, that THE THINGS IMMEDIATELY PERCEIVED ARE IDEAS, WHICH