5p36d.md (536B)
1 This love of the mind must be referred to the 2 activities of the mind (V. xxxii. Coroll. and III. iii.); it is 3 itself, indeed, an activity whereby the mind regards itself 4 accompanied by the idea of God as cause (V. xxxii. and Coroll.); 5 that is (I. xxv. Coroll. and II. xi. Coroll.), an activity 6 whereby God, in so far as he can be explained through the human 7 mind, regards himself accompanied by the idea of himself; 8 therefore (by the last Prop.), this love of the mind is part of 9 the infinite love wherewith God loves himself. Q.E.D. 10 11