Dialogue

 1 1|     what I despair of seeing proved.~PHIL. Let us examine them
 2 2| Divines and philosophers had proved beyond all controversy,
 3 2|      when it has been fairly proved to you. We indeed, who are
 4 2|     Or, how often must it be proved not to exist, before you
 5 2|     I mistake not, evidently proved, from your own concessions,
 6 2|  Matter, in such a sense, be proved impossible, may it not be
 7 2|   Else how could anything be proved impossible? Or, indeed,
 8 2|      satisfied that you have proved the impossibility of Matter,
 9 2|       I acknowledge you have proved that Matter is impossible;
10 3|      things, till he hath it proved to him from the veracity
11 3|  demonstration, have not yet proved.~HYL. I shall insist no
12 3|     EXISTENCE. When you have proved these points, then (and
13 3|   And, I hope it need not be proved to you that if the existence
14 3|    of religion, are they not proved with the clearest and most
15 3|     the same notion has been proved several ways, viewed in
16 3|      point is once evidently proved, withhold your consent on