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 1    I, 12, 1|          as they affirm, he first conceived the thought of producing
 2    I, 12, 3|        follows: When the Propator conceived the thought of producing
 3    I, 23, 2|        whom, in the beginning, he conceived in his mind [the thought]
 4    I, 30, 3|      watery body. But when it had conceived a desire for the light above,
 5   II,  3   |         BY THE SAME BEING WHO HAD CONCEIVED THE IDEA OF IT, AND WAS
 6   II,  3, 2|        which He had thus mentally conceived. For it was not possible
 7   II,  3, 2|         the things which had been conceived by Him in His mind. But
 8   II,  3, 2|          these heretics, mentally conceived either an eternal world
 9   II,  3, 2|            Yet if He had mentally conceived of it as eternal, spiritual,
10   II,  3, 2|          it such who had mentally conceived of it as such; or He willed
11   II,  3, 2|     affirm that what was mentally conceived and pre-created by the Father
12   II,  3, 2|           the things which He had conceived in His mind have actually
13   II,  4, 3|           great a creation can be conceived of as having been formed.
14   II, 10, 1|           that being who has been conceived of by them, those parables [
15   II, 12, 2|     inasmuch as the one cannot be conceived of without the other, just
16   II, 12, 2|          just as water cannot [be conceived of] without [the thought
17   II, 12, 5|           he really is not merely conceived of in the mind, the very
18   II, 13, 1|           order of production, as conceived of by them, must be rejected.
19   II, 13, 5|          Himself. But what can be conceived of beyond, or at a distance
20   II, 14, 6|       which [two properties] they conceived that both things sensible
21   II, 17, 8|         influence of passion, and conceived such ignorance. But it is
22   II, 18, 6|          of imagination, has been conceived of by them as being above
23   II, 19, 1|           their seed--that it was conceived by the mother~according
24   II, 19, 1|          if indeed that which was conceived according to their appearance
25   II, 19, 5|        forms she had once for all conceived.~6.
26   II, 26, 2|          own sect which they have conceived? Or again, if any one should,
27   II, 27, 2|   Scripture respecting the Father conceived of by those who hold a contrary
28   II, 28, 1|          an infant which has been conceived in the womb into the light
29   II, 28, 4|          expressed as it has been conceived by the mind, but is uttered
30   II, 33, 1|        space of time, or has been conceived of simply in a phantasm,
31  III, 16, 2|           wife: for that which is conceived in her is of the Holy Ghost.
32  III, 18, 3|           Whether is it he who is conceived of by them as the Christ
33  III, 22   |      CHRIST ASSUMED ACTUAL FLESH, CONCEIVED AND BORN OF THE VIRGIN.~
34   IV, 18, 3|          that evil which has been conceived within him, so that sin
35   IV, 21, 2|        Moreover, when Rebecca had conceived by one, even by our father
36   IV, 23, 1|           wife; for that which is conceived in her is of the Holy Ghost.
37   IV, 25, 2| daughter-in-law. For when she had conceived twins, one of them put forth
38   IV, 27, 4|          Being is He who has been conceived by the mind of each of them;
39   IV, 31, 1|        from Sodom, and these then conceived by their own father; and
40   IV, 35, 3|        could that seed, which was conceived in ignorance, possess the