5p21d.md (483B)
1 The mind does not express the actual existence of its 2 body, nor does it imagine the modifications of the body as 3 actual, except while the body endures (II. viii. Coroll.); and, 4 consequently (II. xxvi.), it does not imagine 5 any body as actually existing, except while its own body endures. 6 Thus it 7 cannot imagine anything (for definition of Imagination, see II. 8 xvii. note), 9 or remember things past, except while the body endures (see 10 definition of Memory, II. xviii. note). Q.E.D. 11 12