Dialogue

 1 1|       through all the qualities by name one after another, yet my
 2 2| signification attached to a common name in any language? For example,
 3 3|           the like things, which I name and discourse of, are things
 4 3|           thing, but differ in the name. That we are affected with
 5 3| philosophers or others to give the name MATTER to an unextended
 6 3|            which they refer to one name, and consider as one thing.
 7 3|        real Nature, marked by each name. Which prejudice seems to
 8 3|        into one thing (or have one name given them) by the mind,
 9 3|         difference is only about a name. And, whether that name
10 3|            name. And, whether that name be retained or rejected,
11 3|        therefore, of retaining the name MATTER, and applying it