"Animata"

A Baconian phrase. Nov. Org. Aph. 100. [Pollock, p. 126, n.]

Conscientiæ morsus—thus rendered by Mr. Pollock.

By "men" in this and the following propositions, I mean men whom we regard without any particular emotion.

So Van Vloten and Bruder. The Dutch version and Camerer read, "an internal cause." "Honor" = Gloria.

See previous endnote.

Ovid, "Amores," II. xix. 4,5. Spinoza transposes the verses. "Speremus pariter, pariter metuamus amantes; Ferreus est, si quis, quod sinit alter, amat."

This is possible, though the human mind is part of the divine intellect, as I have shown in II. xiii. note.

Gloria.