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 1 Intro,      0|       Romano di Roma, as those who possess that privilege still call
 2   1,      3  |        time; but, inasmuch as they possess the virtue of desire, and
 3   1,      7  |     neighbor. This proves that you possess Me by grace in your soul,
 4   2,      1  |             Contrariwise those who possess the virtue of discretion.
 5   2,     27  |         you, and they taste it and possess it before they depart from
 6   3,     15  |            only infinite thing you possess is the affection and desire
 7   3,     18  |       light which all persons must possess, as has been said, for,
 8   3,     19  |          seems to me that I should possess Him more, and serve Him
 9   3,     24  |             and, being Christians, possess the light of holy baptism,
10   3,     29  |        being loved; when they also possess the adornment of virtue,
11   3,     29  |           all bound and obliged to possess, and in what great reverence
12   4,      3  |      perfect peace, for there they possess every good without any evil,
13   4,      5  |          failed, and the more they possess to the greater destitution
14   4,      6  |     voluntary poverty, refusing to possess anything, for they see by
15   4,      7  | hundredfold for one, and you shall possess eternal life.' As if My
16   4,      7  |           to this hundred you also possess eternal life, for charity
17   4,      7  |       faith; nor by hope, for they possess that for which they had
18   4,      7  |          hundredfold from Me, they possess a wonderful and hearty joy,
19   4,     10  |            created you in order to possess eternal life, and manifested