2p12d.md (585B)
1 Whatsoever comes to pass in the object of any idea, 2 the knowledge thereof is necessarily in God (II. ix. Coroll.), in 3 so far as he is considered as affected by the idea of the said 4 object, that is (II. xi.), in so far as he constitutes the mind 5 of anything. Therefore, whatsoever takes place in the object 6 constituting the idea of the human mind, the knowledge thereof is 7 necessarily in God, in so far as he constitutes the essence of 8 the human mind; that is (by II. xi. Coroll.) the knowledge of 9 the said thing will necessarily be in the mind, in other words 10 the mind perceives it. 11 12