4p38d.md (440B)
1 Whatsoever thus increases the capabilities of the body 2 increases also the mind's capability of perception (II. xiv.); 3 therefore, whatsoever thus disposes the body and thus renders it 4 capable, is necessarily good or useful (IV. xxvi. xxvii.); and 5 is so in proportion to the extent to which it can render the body 6 capable; contrariwise (II. xiv., IV. xxvi. xxvii.), it is 7 hurtful, if it renders the body in this respect less capable. 8 Q.E.D. 9 10