Book, Chapter

 1        1, VI      |          Christians appear to be possessed of (miraculous) power; hinting,
 2        1, XXIV    | appropriate to their nature, are possessed of great power; and other
 3        1, XXVII   |        speak generally, who were possessed of the smallest influence,
 4        1, XXVII   |          gentle disposition, and possessed of understanding, and capable
 5        1, XXIX    |      rank and influence, and are possessed of wealth, and are able
 6        1, LXVI    |     witness was borne by God, He possessed within that form which was
 7        2, XI      |        of His disciples, who was possessed by a worse spirit than Judas,
 8        2, XXXV    |      show that the crucified One possessed something that was divine,
 9        2, XXXV    |     divine, and greater than was possessed by the majority of men.~
10        2, XLI     |         in the opinion of no one possessed of moderate understanding,
11        2, LXXVIII |        could the nature of a man possessed of no inherent excellence
12        3, XX      |   profession he said that he was possessed of no wisdom, we shall say
13        3, XXXI    |    Hyperborean as a god, who was possessed of such power as to be borne
14        3, XLI     |          those which it formerly possessed, and assumes others of a
15        4, LV      |     alleged by the poets to have possessed a knowledge of these things.~
16        4, LXV     |       only in so far as they are possessed of reason; and also what
17        4, LXX     | abominable task, in which no one possessed of moderate understanding
18        4, LXXXVIII|        furnished by them, become possessed of the gift of prophecy.
19        4, LXXXIX  |     ourselves, but even than are possessed by the theologians among
20        4, XC      |  concerned others); and had they possessed this knowledge, they would
21        4, XCI     |     topmost branch a mother-bird possessed;~Eight callow infants filled
22        4, XCI     |           For if the serpent had possessed this knowledge, would not
23        4, XCIV    |   Observe, now, as the birds are possessed of a divine soul, and are
24        5, V       |     their nature greater than is possessed by men, would be contrary
25        5, X       |       who is in heaven," and who possessed through practice this brilliant
26        5, X       |        deem themselves (although possessed of so great a rational light
27        5, XXVIII  |        among those nations which possessed laws of an opposite kind.
28        5, XXXII   |         enacted by Jesus, as one possessed of the greatest power, who
29        5, XLI     |       themselves on it, as being possessed of superior wisdom, and
30        5, XLIII   |        the Jews nevertheless are possessed of a wisdom superior not
31        5, XLV     |          a certain language were possessed of a natural power were
32        5, XLV     |        the case with other names possessed of no power. And in the
33        5, LV      |    regarding souls, which became possessed with a desire for the corporeal
34        5, LXII    |          that if he could become possessed of similar powers to those
35        5, LXV     |        studies say that they are possessed of greater knowledge than
36        6, VIII    |        Plato saw that he himself possessed, he will refer to the category
37        6, XXVIII  |        happiness although he was possessed of nothing, termed himself
38        6, XXX     |     whereas the diagram which we possessed made him to be Suriel, the
39        6, XXXI    |       their teaching (as if they possessed the knowledge of certain
40        6, XXXIII  |          in the diagram which we possessed, and which Celsus called
41        6, XLI     |          over by the magic power possessed by Apollonius, and resorted
42        6, LI      |   measure of capacity as we then possessed the question of the Mosaic
43        7, IV      |   Christians cast out of persons possessed with them? And this, we
44        7, LXVI    |    pretence in the soul which is possessed with true piety towards
45        8, LI      |    opinions by which the mind is possessed, the opportunity for curing
46        8, LIX     |         to all beings everywhere possessed of reason, and needing deliverance