Dialogue

 1 2|    THERE IS A GOD, THEREFORE HE PERCEIVES ALL THINGS; and saying,
 2 2|        themselves; but that she perceives them by her union with the
 3 2|        to God, without doubt He perceives.~HYL. Certainly; otherwise
 4 2|        thinks nor acts, neither perceives nor is perceived.~PHIL.
 5 3|         which thinks, acts, and perceives. I say INDIVISIBLE, because
 6 3|       are ideas; and that which perceives ideas, which thinks and
 7 3| thinking, active principle that perceives, knows, wifls, and operates
 8 3|         that a spirit knows and perceives ideas. But, I do not know
 9 3|       it; in a word, because he perceives it by his senses. Ask him
10 3|        not perceive it. What he perceives by sense, that he terms
11 3|         perceived in that which perceives it. I deny therefore that
12 3|        to the ideas he actually perceives, but in the inference he
13 3|        oar, what he immediately perceives by sight is certainly crooked;
14 3|     shall conclude from what he perceives in one station, that, in
15 3|     mistake lies not in what he perceives immediately, and at present, (
16 3|        ideas that, from what he perceives at present, he imagines
17 3|  external being can affect, who perceives nothing by sense as we do;
18 3|         the mind comprehends or perceives them; and that it is affected