since she was not among those versed in demonstration. The reason is that people of this kind, who can assent only through imaginative representation—I mean that they believe in something only insofar as they can imagine it—find it difficult to believe in a being that bears no relation to anything imaginable. Belief in corporeality also arises in those who understand this relation only in spatial terms, whose level of reflection differs only slightly from that of the first category. Thus, the answer given to such people concerning matters of this kind is that they are among