...The firft is nothing but a fuppofed endlefs progreffion of the mind over any repeated idea of Space. But to have actually in the mind the idea of a Space Infinite, is to fuppofe the mind already pafled over all thofe repeated ideas of Space, which an endlefs repetition...

...fuppofed endlefs Progreffion of the \ Mind, over what repeated Ideas of Space it pleafes ; but to haver ' actually in the Mind the Idea of a Space infinite, is to fuppofe the Mind already patted over, and actually to have a View of all thpfe repeated Ideas of Space,...

...not aq insignificant subtilty, if I say that we are carefully to distinguish between the idea of the infinity of space, and the idea of a space infinite...space infinite, is to suppose the mind already passed overj and actually to have a view of all those repeated ideas of space, which an endless repetition...

...not an insignificant stibtilty, if I say that we are carefully to distinguish between the idea of the infinity of space, and the idea of a space infinite: the first is notju'qg but a supposed endless progression of tlie mind, over what repeated ideas of space it pleases...

...not an insignificant subtilty, if I say that we are carefully to distinguish between the idea ot the infinity of space, and the idea of a space infinite: the first is nothing but asupposed endless pvogression of the mind, over what repented ideas of space it pleases.: but to, have...

...not an insignificant subtilty, if I say that we are carefully to distinguish between the idea of the infinity of space, and the idea of a space infinite:...view of all those repeated ideas of space, which, un endless repetition can never totally represent to it ; which carries in it a plain contradiction....

...not an insignificant subtilty, if I say that we are carefully to distinguish between the idea of the infinity of space, and the idea of a space infinite...a view of all those repeated ideas of space, which jy/» § 7- Though our idea of infinity arise from an endless repetition can never totally represent...

...not an insignificant subtilty, if I say, that we are carefully to distinguish between the idea of the infinity of space, and the idea of a space infinite....actually in the mind the idea of a space infinite, is to'suppose the mind already passed over, and actually to have a view of all those repeated ideas of...

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...adjust a standing measure to a growing bulk. There is a distinction therefore between the idea of the infinity of space and the idea of a space infinite. The first is an endless progression, but the latter supposes the mind to have passed over those repeated ideas of...