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E1P2D

Demonstration — Part I

Latin

Patet etiam ex definitione 3. Unaquæque enim in se debet esse et per se debet concipi sive conceptus unius conceptum alterius non involvit.

English (Elwes 1883)

Also evident from Def. iii. For each must exist in itself, and be conceived through itself; in other words, the conception of one does not imply the conception of the other.

Modern English

This is also clear from (E1D3). Each substance must be in itself and conceived through itself, that is, the concept of one does not involve the concept of the other.

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