Dialogue

 1 Parme|      least a doubt whether his use of the same arguments does
 2 Parme|        to a point, there is no use in saying that it has neither
 3 Parme|     denying the transcendental use of the Categories.~Several
 4 Parme|       he was preparing for the use of some who, in after ages,
 5 Parme|   which are ready made for our use from outrunning actual observation
 6 Parme|     could be no transcendental use of them, or, in other words,
 7 Parme|        ambiguity occurs in the use of the favourite word ‘law,’
 8 Parme|     Persians.~To have the true use of words we must compare
 9 Parme|     not therefore renounce the use of them; but we replace
10 Parme|       out of them. Thus in the use of the word ‘substance’
11 Parme|  artificer. The words which we use are imperfect expressions
12 Parme| Certainly.~Whenever, then, you use the word ‘other,’ whether