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975	Spinoza, Benedictus de	Ethics — Part 5			.txt	text/plain	10717	673	79	far as it is referred to the mind only, by reason (II:xxi.,&Note); therefore far as possible, a clear and distinct knowledge of every emotion, in order Proof.The mind understands all things to be necessary (I:xxix.) and to be to our nature, the mind's power, whereby it endeavours to understand things idea of God. Proof.There is no modification of the body, whereof the mind may not form is greater in proportion as the mind knows things more by the said kind of Proof.In so far as the mind conceives the present existence of its body, of the mind to conceive the essence of the body under the form of eternity already certain that the mind is eternal, in so far as it conceives things accompanied by the idea of God as cause, that is (Def. of the Emotions:vi.), whereby the mind regards itself accompanied by the idea of God as cause	./cache/975.txt	./txt/975.txt