Dialogue

1 Intro| separation of kinds, all theories alike are swept away; the patrons
2 Intro|  plurality of immutable ideas—all alike have the ground cut from
3 Intro|        negation of the finite are alike lost in a higher or positive
4 Intro|        finite, and that they must alike be negatived before we arrive
5  Soph|        view, she honours them all alike, and when she makes comparisons,
6  Soph| intemperance, and injustice to be alike forms of disease in the
7  Soph|         which rest and motion are alike included; and, observing