Dialogue

 1 1|        inhering in them?~HYL. Each visible object hath that colour
 2 1|             How! is there anything visible but what we perceive by
 3 1|            because in saying, EACH VISIBLE OBJECT HATH THAT COLOUR
 4 1|       WHICH WE SEE IN IT, you make visible objects to be corporeal
 5 1| discernible, or at best as so many visible points?~HYL. I cannot deny
 6 1|         recede from an object, the visible extension varies, being
 7 1|        being divested of all other visible and tangible qualities?~
 8 1|           a distant object, do the visible size and figure change perpetually,
 9 1|           way inform you, that the visible object you immediately perceive
10 1|        being a continued series of visible objects succeeding each
11 2|           lead us to think all the visible beauty of the creation a
12 2|         rude and shapeless, of the visible world, to exist without
13 2|          assent in the mind? Let a visible object be set in never so
14 2|       which is invisible, that any visible thing, or, in general of