Dialogue

 1 Intro|     between ‘the general and particular understanding.’ Like a poet,
 2 Intro|     have a general but not a particular knowledge, or we may know
 3 Intro|   the difference between the particular and the universal, but between
 4 Intro|  distinct from the mind of a particular individual and separated
 5 Intro|   and body, of universal and particular, of infinite and infinitesimal,
 6 Intro|      as a whole, but only at particular points, which are always
 7  Thea| praise or blame, there is no particular reason why we should attend
 8  Thea|      dreams and diseases, in particular about madness, and the various
 9  Thea|      be enough; and now take particular care that we do not again
10  Thea|   the knowledge, not of this particular thing, but of some other;—
11  Thea|     what string answers to a particular note; the notes, as every