Dialogue

 1 2|   indeed, who are beings of finite powers, are forced to make
 2 3|    with regard to all other finite created spirits, it necessarily
 3 3|   of the existence of other finite spirits; but it will not
 4 3| effects indicating distinct finite agents like ourselves, and
 5 3|   by some mind; if not by a finite created mind, yet certainly
 6 3|    gradually perceivable to finite spirits, endowed with proper
 7 3| there was no other order of finite created spirits in being,
 8 3| been entirely in respect of finite spirits; so that things,
 9 3|  beginning of existence, in finite things. If the latter, then
10 3|      is incomprehensible to finite spirits. It is not, therefore,
11 3|    infinite divisibility of finite extension; which depends