Book, Chapter

 1        1, LXIII |        race the power which He possesses to heal souls, should have
 2        3, LXIV  |   qualities which he thinks he possesses, and is greatly elated on
 3        3, LXVIII|       human philosopher, which possesses no other qualities than
 4        3, LXX   |        as that which by nature possesses the property of sweetening
 5        4, XVIII |       stronger man, because he possesses greater vigour, so does
 6        4, XXV   | compared to a worm, because it possesses capabilities of virtue.
 7        5, XXIV  |       acknowledge; and that He possesses not only the "power," but
 8        6, LXII  | Moreover, he alleges that "God possesses nothing else of which we
 9        6, LXII  |     attributed to God); for He possesses virtue, and blessedness,
10        6, LXII  |        also admitting that God possesses none of those things" of
11        6, LXIII |     body, moreover, of him who possesses such a soul is a temple
12        7, XXVII |   corporeal in his nature, and possesses a body like a man." As he
13        8, XXVII |    demons. He who by his piety possesses the favour of the Most High,