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 1 2 |        which nothing greater can be conceived. Or is there no such nature,
 2 2 |        which nothing greater can be conceived --understands what be hears,
 3 2 |        which nothing greater can be conceived. For, when he hears of this,
 4 2 |        which nothing greater can be conceived, cannot exist in the understanding
 5 2 | understanding alone: then it can be conceived to exist in reality; which
 6 2 |        which nothing greater can be conceived, exists in the understanding
 7 2 |        which nothing greater can be conceived, is one, than which a greater
 8 2 |         than which a greater can be conceived. But obviously this is impossible.
 9 2 |        which nothing greater can be conceived, and it exists both in the
10 3 |          CHAPTER III.~God cannot be conceived not to exist. --God is that,
11 3 |        which nothing greater can be conceived. --That which can be conceived
12 3 |      conceived. --That which can be conceived not to exist is not God.~
13 3 |            truly, that it cannot be conceived not to exist. For, it is
14 3 |             a being which cannot be conceived not to exist; and this is
15 3 |       greater than one which can be conceived not to exist. Hence, if
16 3 |        which nothing greater can be conceived, can be conceived not to
17 3 |            can be conceived, can be conceived not to exist, it is not
18 3 |        which nothing greater can be conceived. But this is an irreconcilable
19 3 |        which nothing greater can be conceived to exist, that it cannot
20 3 |              that it cannot even be conceived not to exist;. and this
21 3 |            God, that you can not be conceived not to exist; and rightly.
22 3 |            except you alone, can be conceived not to exist. To you alone,
23 4 |            his heart what cannot be conceived. --A thing may be conceived
24 4 |         conceived. --A thing may be conceived in two ways: (1) when the
25 4 |           the word signifying it is conceived; (2) when the thing itself
26 4 |           the word goes, God can be conceived not to exist; in reality
27 4 |          nay, since really, he both conceived, because he said in his
28 4 |             is said in the heart or conceived. For, in one sense, an object
29 4 |             one sense, an object is conceived, when the word signifying
30 4 |           the word signifying it is conceived; and in another, when the
31 4 |             sense, then, God can be conceived not to exist; but in the
32 4 |           which a greater cannot be conceived. And he who thoroughly understands
33 5 |         whom nothing greater can be conceived? But what are you, except
34 5 |           than a thing which can be conceived of. But this cannot be conceived
35 5 |    conceived of. But this cannot be conceived of you. What good, therefore,
36 9 |            good that you can not be conceived better; and that you should
37 9 |      powerfully that you can not be conceived more powerful? For what
38 11|            just that you can not be conceived more just; and this you
39 14|         which nothing better can be conceived; that this being is life
40 14|           found, and which you have conceived him to be, with so certain
41 15|           He is greater than can be conceived. ~THEREFORE, O Lord, you
42 15|           which a greater cannot be conceived, but you are a being greater
43 15|           being greater than can be conceived. For, since it can be conceived
44 15|     conceived. For, since it can be conceived that there is such a being,
45 15|             greater than you can be conceived. But this is impossible.~ ~
46 18|             I fell before my mother conceived me. Truly, in darkness I
47 18|            Truly, in darkness I was conceived, and in the cover of darkness
48 18|          whom nothing better can be conceived of. Hence, there are no
49 20|            also because they can be conceived to have an end; but you
50 22|           non-existence, and can be conceived not to exist, and unless
51 22|           existence; nor can you be conceived as at any time non-existent.
52 25|        neither has the heart of man conceived (Isaiah Ixiv. 4; I Corinthians
53 26|           yet, then, have I told or conceived, O Lord, how greatly those