Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1   II,  3, 1|    prescient, and contemplated mentally that creation which was
 2   II,  3, 2|    also done which He had thus mentally conceived. For it was not
 3   II,  3, 2| possible that one Being should mentally form the conception, and
 4   II,  3, 2|   according to these heretics, mentally conceived either an eternal
 5   II,  3, 2|  cannot be true. Yet if He had mentally conceived of it as eternal,
 6   II,  3, 2|        He made it such who had mentally conceived of it as such;
 7   II,  3, 2|        to affirm that what was mentally conceived and pre-created
 8   II, 13, 2|     exercises]. For, when one [mentally] contemplates anything,
 9   II, 13, 2|       he considers it, he also mentally handles it; and when he
10   II, 13, 2|        handles it; and when he mentally handles it, he also speaks
11   II, 33, 5|   things which she cannot [now mentally] contemplate. But, as each