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1 Things are conceived by us as actual in two ways; either as 2 existing in relation to a given time and place, or as contained in 3 God and following from the necessity of the divine nature. 4 Whatsoever we conceive in this second way as true or real, we 5 conceive under the form of eternity, and their ideas involve the 6 eternal and infinite essence of God, as we showed in II. xlv. and 7 note, which see. 8 9