4p32d.md (296B)
1 Things, which are said to be in harmony naturally, are 2 understood to agree in power (III. vii.), not in want of power or 3 negation, and consequently not in passion (III. iii. note); 4 wherefore men, in so far as they are a prey to their passions, 5 cannot be said to be naturally in harmony. Q.E.D. 6 7