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Alphabetical [« »] possessed 9 possesses 2 possessing 2 possession 10 possibility 1 possible 16 possibly 15	Frequency [« »] 10 natures 10 necessary 10 off 10 possession 10 proceeds 10 proved 10 receives	Quintus Septimius Florens Tertullianus A treatise on the soul IntraText - Concordances possession

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 1 11|       which is natural, (or in possession of the natural soul,) and
 2 12| acquires knowledge, and by the possession of which it is capable of
 3 18|   think) concerning the actual possession of knowledge? Will the body
 4 19|      not testify to his actual possession of the faculties of sensation
 5 25|        instance, of demoniacal possession; and that not of one only,
 6 38|      depart safe and sound, in possession, too, of its own supports,
 7 39|        this principle of early possession it was that Socrates, while
 8 45|       state; to be in the full possession also of our mental faculties,
 9 46|     that even Mithridates took possession of Pontus; and I further
10 46|         who shortly after took possession of the tent); as, again,