Book, Chapter

 1 pref,   0|       it, so the man who is in possession of the rules which I here
 2   1,   1 |       has already given. For a possession which is not diminished
 3   1,  34 |  desiring not only to give the possession to those who had completed
 4   1,  38 |   greater ardour when it is in possession than while it is still an
 5   1,  38 |         when it comes into his possession, of higher value still. ~
 6   2,   8 |       they will not take first possession of a weak mind, nor, cheating
 7   2,  40 |        those who have unlawful possession of it. For, as the Egyptians
 8   3,  10 |    erroneous opinion has taken possession of the mind, men think that
 9   3,  21 | prosperity, had taken unlawful possession of one woman, whose husband
10   3,  34 |    from the stony heart by the possession of sentient life; and by
11   4,  24 |         or rather had complete possession of them) was overthrown;