| Meaning | United, "being one", for all things (not only extended things as in (corpora) unita, definition {2d08} |
| Related concepts | {2d08 (corpora) unita} |
| Occurrence | [geomap] |
| NOT linked: | other senses (mostly colloquial) |
| {2p13c ipsum sentimus existere} ... humans can safely trust the perceptions of their own bodies (the bodies with which their mind is united) ... | |
| ... the human consists of mind and body and that the human body exists exactly as we perceive it ... | ... hominem mente et corpore constare et corpus humanum prout ipsum sentimus existere. |
| 2p13s mentis et corporis unionem, praestantiorem realitatis ... the scholium of the proposition above continues: | |
| ... We thus comprehend, not only that the human mind is united to the body, but also the nature of the union between mind and body ... | ... Ex his non tantum intelligimus mentem humanam unitam esse corpori sed etiam quid per mentis et corporis unionem intelligendum sit ... |
| {2p21 mentis idea menti mens corpori} ... not only can bodies be united with bodies {2d08}, but things in the attribute of thought can be united to each other in the same way (eodem modo) ... | |
| PROP. XXI. This idea of the mind is united to the mind in the same way as the mind is united to the body. | PROPOSITIO XXI: Haec mentis idea eodem modo unita est menti ac ipsa mens unita est corpori. |