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1     Int           |     many ways in his practical conception of the Christian life. He
2     Int           |   involved in moral order. His conception of a societas as a community
3       4, XV       |        still be a body. But my conception of thee was falsity, not
4       5, X        |    because I had, thus far, no conception of mind, except as a subtle
5       9, VI(333)  | important text for Augustine's conception of sensation and the relation
6       9, VIII(337)|      self-knowledge is a basic conception in Augustine's psychology
7      10, XVIII    |       precede it), nor is it a conception in my mind. These two435
8      12, XXIV     |       to the process of mental conception; this we see in the fruitfulness