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 1     II,  II  |    things, but will consider the immensity of this fabric, and the
 2     II,  XIII|    manner soever considered.)~4. Immensity. Each different distance
 3     II,  XIII|       which gives us the idea of immensity.~5. Figure. There is another
 4     II,  XIII|      infinite, so is his idea of immensity; they are both finite or
 5     II,  XV  |     doubt that He likewise fills immensity. His infinite being is certainly
 6     II,  XV  | boundless oceans of eternity and immensity as is set out and distinguished
 7     II,  XVI |        our ideas of Eternity and Immensity, but the repeated additions
 8     II,  XVII|  boundless ideas of eternity and immensity; since the objects we converse
 9     II,  XVII|        space, we get the idea of immensity; so, by being able to repeat
10     II,  XVII|      that indeterminable idea of immensity.~12. Infinite divisibility.