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 1 Syn, 2 |     are clearly and distinctly conceived to be diverse substances,
 2 Syn, 2 |     other hand, mind cannot be conceived unless as indivisible. For
 3  II, 3 |      it is expressed by me, or conceived in my mind. ~
 4 III, 2 |        distinctly apprehended (conceived) is true. ~
 5  IV, 9 |  conceive is doubtless rightly conceived by me, and it is impossible
 6  IV, 10|   judge that what I so clearly conceived was true, not that I was
 7   V, 6 | certain truths those I clearly conceived relating to figures, numbers,
 8   V, 8 |       and that thus God may be conceived as not actually existing.
 9  VI, 3 |      which it either of itself conceived or apprehended by sense.
10  VI, 10|       the like, that cannot be conceived and cannot therefore exist,
11  VI, 11|       and figure, etc., or are conceived with less clearness and