Dialogue

1 Intro|   abstractions, but admitted of progress and growth, while at the
2 Intro|   methods of enquiry; and their progress in moral and political philosophy
3 Intro|       they admire no subsequent progress.~The charge of premature
4 Intro|       on and enlarging with the progress of science and knowledge.
5 Intro|     times, has made far greater progress by the high a priori road
6 Intro| increased in our own day by the progress of physical science, how
7 Timae|      stars as in their heavenly progress received reversals of motion,