M.
In the immaterial hypothesis, the wall is white, fire hot, &c.
Primary ideas prov'd not to exist in matter; after the same manner yt secondary ones are prov'd not to exist therein.
Demonstrations of the infinite divisibility of extension suppose length without breadth, or invisible length, wch is absurd.
M.
World wthout thought is nec quid, nec quantum, nec quale, &c.
M.
'Tis wondrous to contemplate ye World empty'd of all intelligences.
Nothing properly but Persons, i.e. conscious things, do exist. All other things are not so much existences as manners of ye existence of persons[198].
Qu. about the soul, or rather person, whether it be not compleatly known?