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 1   1, 16 |         even of those six, which possess measureless power, with
 2   1, 20 |      qualities it is declared to possess.~
 3   1, 49 |           in former existences), possess internal consciousness and
 4   1, 76 |        perfumes; that is held to possess the quality of touch.~
 5   1, 77 |    darkness; that is declared to possess the quality of colour;~
 6   1, 97 | prescribed duties); of those who possess this knowledge, those who
 7   1, 105|        and he alone deserves (to possess) this whole earth.~
 8   2, 33 |         imply anything dreadful, possess a plain meaning, be pleasing
 9   4, 7  |                 7. He may either possess enough to fill a granary,
10   5, 29 |       without hands of those who possess hands, and the timid of
11   6, 43 |             43. He shall neither possess a fire, nor a dwelling,
12   7, 145|      hall of audience which must possess the marks (considered) auspicious (
13   8, 193|       who by false pretences may possess himself of another's property,
14  10, 60 |   intercourse, he will certainly possess the faults of his (father),
15  11, 7  |                    7. He who may possess (a supply of) food sufficient
16  11, 117|        bull, (or) if he does not possess (so much property) he must
17  12, 103|   forgetful) students, those who possess a knowledge (of the meaning)