Ethica English
Ethica English
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). If only by the difference of their attributes, itwill be granted that there cannot be more than one with anidentical attribute. If by the difference of theirmodifications-as substance is naturally prior to itsmodifications (Prop. I. ), -it follows that setting themodifications aside, and considering substance in itself, that istruly, (Deff. Iii. And vi. ), there cannot be conceived onesubstance different from another, -that is (by Prop. Iv. ), therecannot be granted several substances, but o...ne substance only. Q. E. D.
PROP. VI. One substance cannot be produced by another substance. Proof. -It is impossible that there should be in the universetwo substances with an identical attribute, i. E. Which haveanything common to them both (Prop. Ii. ), and, therefore (Prop. Iii. ), one cannot be the cause of the other, neither can one beproduced by the other. Q. E. D. Corollary. -Hence it follows that a substance cannot beproduced by anything external to itself. For in the universenothing is granted, save substances and their modifications (asappears from Ax.
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). If only by the difference of their attributes, itwill be granted that there cannot be more than one with anidentical attribute. If by the difference of theirmodifications-as substance is naturally prior to itsmodifications (Prop. I. ), -it follows that setting themodifications aside, and considering substance in itself, that istruly, (Deff. Iii. And vi. ), there cannot be conceived onesubstance different from another, -that is (by Prop. Iv. ), therecannot be granted several substances, but o...ne substance only. Q. E. D.
PROP. VI. One substance cannot be produced by another substance. Proof. -It is impossible that there should be in the universetwo substances with an identical attribute, i. E. Which haveanything common to them both (Prop. Ii. ), and, therefore (Prop. Iii. ), one cannot be the cause of the other, neither can one beproduced by the other. Q. E. D. Corollary. -Hence it follows that a substance cannot beproduced by anything external to itself. For in the universenothing is granted, save substances and their modifications (asappears from Ax.
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