Dialogue

 1 1|      the relation which other extended beings have to the parts
 2 1|       another, must it not be extended?~HYL. It must.~PHIL. Is
 3 2|    their rise, and are thence extended to all parts of the body;
 4 2|     true forms and figures of extended beings; of all which I hold
 5 2|       of the word, signify an extended, solid, moveable, unthinking,
 6 2| moveable, and consequently an extended, substance, existing without
 7 2|    nor accident, thinking nor extended being, neither cause, instrument,
 8 2|      any more implied than an extended, solid, figured, moveable
 9 3|       and UNEXTENDED, because extended, figured, moveable things
10 3|  Being, or subject of powers, extended?~HYL. It hath not extension;
11 3|     body contains innumerable extended parts:—these are the novelties,
12 3|     to them.~HYL. Is the mind extended or unextended?~PHIL. Unextended,
13 3|       exist in your mind. Can extended things be contained in that
14 3|     the absolute existence of extended things, become much more