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1 A true idea must agree with its object (Ax. vi.); in 2 other words (obviously), that which is contained in the intellect 3 in representation must necessarily be granted in nature. But in 4 nature (by Prop. xiv., Coroll. i.) there is no substance save 5 God, nor any modifications save those (Prop. xv.) which are in 6 God, and cannot without God either be or be conceived. Therefore 7 the intellect, in function finite, or in function infinite, must 8 comprehend the attributes of God and the modifications of God, 9 and nothing else. Q.E.D. 10 11