Read · Part IIE2P28Proposition 28 — Part IIEnglish (Elwes 1883)also showLatinModern EnglishLatinIdeæ affectionum corporis humani quatenus ad humanam mentem tantum referuntur, non sunt claræ et distinctæ sed confusæ.English (Elwes 1883)The ideas of the modifications of the human body, in so far as they have reference only to the human mind, are not clear and distinct, but confused.Modern EnglishThe ideas of the affections of the human body, insofar as they are referred only to the human mind, are not clear and distinct but confused.Depended on by (2)PropositionsE2P29CE2P9D← E2P27DDemonstration of Proposition 27E2P28D →Demonstration of Proposition 28