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1 III, 7 |             as I have the power of conceiving what is called a thing,
2  VI, 2 |             it may happen that, in conceiving a chiliogon, I confusedly
3  VI, 2 |           which is not required to conceiving or understanding (ad intelligendum);
4  VI, 3 |          differs from the power of conceiving, is in no way necessary
5  VI, 3 |          respect, that the mind in conceiving turns in some way upon itself,
6  VI, 10| reciprocally conceive them without conceiving myself, that is to say,
7  VI, 19|            of willing, perceiving, conceiving, etc., properly be called
8  VI, 19|     willing, in perceiving, and in conceiving, etc. But quite the opposite