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 1       1, VII    |  mother’s womb. But if “I was conceived in iniquity, and in sin
 2       4, XV     |   discord there is in vice. I conceived that unity consisted of
 3       4, XV     |       for me by thy truth but conceived by my own vain conceit out
 4       5, X      |    divine substance, as I had conceived it, could be mingled thus
 5       5, XIV    |    falsehood. If I could have conceived of a spiritual substance,
 6       6, I      | changeable.178 For whatever I conceived to be deprived of the dimensions
 7       6, IV(179)|   than whom no greater can be conceived." Cf. Proslogium, II-V.~
 8       6, V      |   immeasurable sea.180~Thus I conceived thy creation itself to be
 9       7, X      |       but in themselves. They conceived the nature of the soul to
10       9, XXXVII |    this can be either said or conceived? And yet if praise, both
11      10, XV     |       any fraction of time be conceived that cannot now be divided
12      10, XVIII  |    predicted because they are conceived in the mind. These conceptions,
13      11, VI     |      understand it either - I conceived of it as having countless