Dialogue

 1 1|   some particular point, with regard to that point cannot be
 2 1|   another.~PHIL. I speak with regard to sensible things only.
 3 1|     the case is the same with regard to all other sensible qualities,
 4 1|      be considered. And, with regard to these, I would fain know
 5 1|     hold what you please with regard to those invisible ones
 6 1|      us to hold the same with regard to ABSOLUTE EXTENSION, which
 7 1|      being the very same with regard to both?~HYL. I know not
 8 3|     And the same is true with regard to every, other corporeal
 9 3|       as I am no sceptic with regard to the nature of things,
10 3|      as the same is true with regard to all other finite created
11 3|      perceptions, without any regard either to consistency, or
12 3|       He is not mistaken with regard to the ideas he actually
13 3|     The case is the same with regard to the Copernican system.
14 3|  actions of life, without any regard to speculation.~HYL. Methinks
15 3|      we do not mean this with regard to God, but His creatures.
16 3| spirits; so that things, with regard to us, may properly be said
17 3|     of Immaterialism, both in regard to religion and human learning.
18 3|     US? It is evident, things regard us only as they are pleasing