...knowing what it is) the Subftratum to thofe limple Ideas we have from without ; and the Other fuppos'd ( with a like Ignorance of what it is ) to be the Substratum to thofe Operations we experiment in our felves within. 'Tis plain then, that the Idea of corporeal Subftan:e...

...doubting, and a power of moving, &c. do subsist, we have as clear a notion of the nature or substance of spirit, as we have of body; the one being supposed...the substratum to those simple ideas we have from IB his first letter to that bishop. B 3 withor unknown essence of that substance. Thus we come to have...

...doubting, and a power «f moving, Ac. do sul>bist, we have as clear a notion of the nature or substance of spirit, as we have of body ; the one being supposed...the substratum to those simple ideas we have from In his first letter to that bishop. dr unknown essence of that substance. Thu* we come to have the...

...doubting, and a power of moving, &'cdo subsist, we iave as. clear a notion of the nature or. substance 01 .spirit, as we have of body ; .the one being supposed...be (without knowing what it is) the .substratum, to these»simple ideas we have froo or unknown essence of that substance. Thus we come to have the ideas...

...idea of spirit is as clear as that of body ; the one being (without knowing what it is) supposed to be the substratum to those simple ideas we have from...operations which we experiment in ourselves within. C 23. S 5. The secondary qualities of bodies would disappear, if we could discover the primary ones...

...knowing, doubting, and a power of moving, &.C. do subsist, roe have as clear a nation of the substance of spirit, as we have of body : the one being supposed to be (withoutknowing what it is) the substratum to those simple ideas we have from without ; and the other...

...and a power of mov' ing, &c. do subsist, we have as clear a notion of the nature or sub' stance of spirit, as we have of body; the one being supposed...from without: and the other supposed (with a like igno• ing, &c. which we considering not to subsist of themselves, nor ap* ranee of what it is) to...

...and n power of moving, kc. • do subsist, we have as clear a notion of the nature or substance of ' spirit, as we have of body ; the one being supposed...what it is) the substratum to those simple ideas we haye from * ID his firit letter to that bishop. or unknown essence of that substance. Thus we come...

...and a power of moving, &c. do ' subsist, we have as clear a notion of the nature or substance of • spirit, as we have of body ; the one being supposed to be (without • kpowing what it is) the substratum to those simple ideas we have from i * la hi* first letter to...

...as clear a notion of the nature or substnnce of spirit, as we have of body; the one being lupposed to be (without knowing what it is) the substratum...supposed (with a like ignorance of what it is) to be the substnttum to those operations, which we experiment in ourselves within ' And again, sect. «. ' Whatever...