Dialogue

1 1| advancing such notions as are repugnant to plain and commonly received
2 1|     be more fantastical, more repugnant to Common Sense, or a more
3 1|     the common road, and most repugnant to the general sense of
4 1|     not absurd in itself, and repugnant to what you granted just
5 3|    other words, because it is repugnant that there should be a notion
6 3|      by what doth not act, is repugnant. But, it is no repugnancy
7 3|  persuade me that this is not repugnant to the universal sense of
8 3|       certain (and not at all repugnant to the principles I maintain)