Dialogue

 1 2|     satisfactory, so natural and intelligible, in the modern way of explaining
 2 2|   spiritual, is therefore purely intelligible, or capable of being the
 3 2|     which represents them in the intelligible Substance of God. This I
 4 2|     still insist on is something intelligible, I suppose; something that
 5 2|         What things? sensible or intelligible?~HYL. Sensible things.~PHIL.
 6 3|          will not say it is less intelligible.~HYL. You have indeed clearly
 7 3| unperceiving material SUBSTRATUM intelligible, I would fain know.~HYL.
 8 3|  creation by other Principles be intelligible, you have it still upon
 9 3|          upon mine; if it be not intelligible, I conceive it to be no
10 3|       effects of nature easy and intelligible? If the PHENOMENA are nothing