2p35d.md (405B)
1 There is nothing positive in ideas, which causes them 2 to be called false (II. xxxiii.); but falsity cannot consist in 3 simple privation (for minds, not bodies, are said to err and to 4 be mistaken), neither can it consist in absolute ignorance, for 5 ignorance and error are not identical; wherefore it consists in 6 the privation of knowledge, which inadequate, fragmentary, or 7 confused ideas involve. Q.E.D. 8 9