Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I,  8, 1|       the ignorant who had no conception what a king's form was like,
 2    I, 23, 2|      this woman was the first conception of his mind, the mother
 3    I, 29, 1|       their greatness, and in conception s [thus formed], rejoicing
 4   II,  3, 2|       as soon as God formed a conception in His mind, that was also
 5   II,  3, 2|      should mentally form the conception, and another actually produce
 6   II,  3, 2|      Father, according to the conception of His mind, such as it
 7   II,  3, 2|   according to His own mental conception, the emanations of defect
 8   II,  7, 5|  things directly from His own conception, but, like an architect
 9   II, 13, 8|       have only an inadequate conception of the Father of all, but
10   II, 16, 4|      capable of rising to the conception of such a multitude of heavens
11   II, 18, 5| rather had an idea and mental conception of some unhappy lover among
12   II, 19, 5|     then she did not form her conception according to the figure
13   II, 25, 3|     have experience or form a conception of all things like God;
14   II, 30, 4|      existing, as a spiritual conception, in consequence of the contemplation
15   II, 30, 4|     instrumentality,--an idle conception, owing their being to the