Spinoza's Ethics and "De Intellectus Emendatione"

absolutely infinite absurd action actually existing adequate ideas affected with hatred affected with pleasure affirm agree appertains attri attribute body is affected called ceived class of knowledge clear and distinct conceived concerning consequently considered constitutes contingent contrary Coroll corporeal substance definition desire which arises destroyed determined divine nature easily emotion of pleasure eternal and infinite evil explain external body external cause fact false fear finite granted greater greatest guidance of reason hate human body human mind inasmuch individual things infinite essence infinite things intellect Lemma manner mind Prop mode of thinking modifications necessity Note on Prop object pass passions perceives perfection pleasure or pain power of acting present prev Proof proposition Q.e.d. Corollary Q.e.d. Note Q.e.d. PROP reference regard rejoiced saddened shown species of eternity Spinoza substance thing loved thought true idea truth understand virtue Virtue virtus Wherefore wont