Dialogue

 1 1|           from extension to be the SUBSTRATUM of extension. Be the sensible
 2 1|    necessary to suppose a MATERIAL SUBSTRATUM, without which they cannot
 3 1|           to exist.~PHIL. MATERIAL SUBSTRATUM call you it? Pray, by which
 4 1| sufficiently expressed in the term SUBSTRATUM, or SUBSTANCE?~PHIL. If
 5 1|   SUBSTANCE?~PHIL. If so, the word SUBSTRATUM should import that it is
 6 1|    extension is supposed to be the SUBSTRATUM of extension?~HYL. Just
 7 1|     corporeal substance, being the SUBSTRATUM of extension, must have
 8 1|            it is qualified to be a SUBSTRATUM: and so on to infinity.
 9 1|         just now, to wit, that the SUBSTRATUM was something distinct from
10 1|          under extension. The word SUBSTRATUM is used only to express
11 2|          ask whether it is object, SUBSTRATUM, cause, instrument, or occasion?
12 3|            evident there can be no SUBSTRATUM of those qualities but spirit;
13 3|           for granted that unknown SUBSTRATUM, or whatever else you call
14 3|             do exist in a MATERIAL SUBSTRATUM; this is what I deny, and
15 3|       their existing IN A MATERIAL SUBSTRATUM?~PHIL. When I see your reasons,
16 3|        formerly put to me about my SUBSTRATUM.~PHIL. Look you, Hylas,
17 3|           an unperceiving material SUBSTRATUM intelligible, I would fain
18 3|           or no thought, either of SUBSTRATUM, INSTRUMENT, OCCASION, or
19 3|       quiddities, of occasions, or SUBSTRATUM? No, certainly; but of things