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 1    Text,  XVII   |        That it is not possible to conceive a simple Infinitesimal:
 2    Text,  XVII   |           is yet less possible to conceive an Infinitesimal of an Infinitesimal,
 3    Text,  XVIII  |           far he can or he cannot conceive it. This is the course I
 4    Text,  XXIX   |  increasing or diminishing, I can conceive no velocity at all. And
 5    Text,  XXXVI  |        others what you so clearly conceive your selves, I give you
 6    Text,  XXXVIII|         whether he cannot clearly conceive a medium between being fast
 7    Text,  XLI    | conversant about; and whether you conceive them clearly?'' That I have
 8    Text,  XLVI   |           nothing so difficult to conceive or impossible to exist;
 9    Text,  XLIX   |          clearly he is enabled to conceive a fluxion, or a fluxion
10    Text,  L      |           neither demonstrate nor conceive the principles of the modern
11     App,  IV     |           ask him, whether he can conceive velocity without motion,