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1 Thus we see, that passive states are not attributed to 2 the mind, except in so far as it contains something involving 3 negation, or in so far as it is regarded as a part of nature, 4 which cannot be clearly and distinctly perceived through itself 5 without other parts: I could thus show, that passive states are 6 attributed to individual things in the same way that they are 7 attributed to the mind, and that they cannot otherwise be 8 perceived, but my purpose is solely to treat of the human mind. 9 10