2p26cd.md (339B)
1 When the human mind regards external bodies through 2 the ideas of the modifications of its own body, we say that it 3 imagines (see II. xvii. note); now the mind can only imagine 4 external bodies as actually existing. Therefore (by II. xxv.), 5 in so far as the mind imagines external bodies, it has not an 6 adequate knowledge of them. Q.E.D. 7 8