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 1    I, 4 |    impulse of madness. For who possessed of a frenzied mind would
 2    I, 11|       that unlimited authority possessed by Mark Antony, to whom
 3    I, 13|    co-heir; whereas, if he had possessed any divine knowledge, he
 4    I, 20|      the gods; for if they had possessed any intelligence, they would
 5    I, 21|      itsduration!"~Who that is possessed of any sense would not laugh
 6   II, 4 |   repel this sacrilegious man, possessed of such power, from their
 7   II, 6 | ELEMENTS ARE GOD, NOR ARE THEY POSSESSED OF LIFE.~In like manner,
 8   II, 6 |     assumed, that the world is possessed of sensibility, and is God,
 9   II, 6 |    also in the same manner are possessed of sensibility, and are
10   II, 7 |   elements themselves. Men are possessed with so great a fondness
11   II, 9 |      human race. Since God was possessed of the greatest foresight
12   II, 9 |         For if every animal is possessed of reason, it is certain
13   II, 9 |      than God. And since He is possessed of sensibility, intelligence,
14   II, 10|    although He is one only, is possessed of perfect majesty, and
15   II, 11|      Thou art my image, O man, possessed of right reason."~The poets
16   II, 16|  depart from the bodies of the possessed: for, being lashed by their
17   II, 20|      to profess, that they are possessed with the desire of investigation,
18  III, 10|     any one deny that they are possessed of reason, since they often
19  III, 12|     then immortality, which is possessed of the attribute of happiness,
20  III, 15|       Lais, because he himself possessed Lais, whereas others were
21  III, 15|      Lais, whereas others were possessed by Lais. O illustrious wisdom,
22  III, 19|   instruction, and that he was possessed of those resources which
23  III, 22|      of one's own which can be possessed; he took away abstinence,
24   IV, 3 |       it may appear that he is possessed of a double power, because
25   IV, 6 |      the Most High God, who is possessed of the greatest power, is
26   IV, 8 |        none does but an animal possessed of a body, and subject to
27    V, 1 |       ignorant, or at any rate possessed of little learning. For
28    V, 15|       of such a character, had possessed knowledge also, in proportion
29   VI, 10|      infants, every one who is possessed of sense will understand.
30  VII, 6 |     given for the use of those possessed of bodies; and yet if they
31  VII, 14|       merits, inasmuch as they possessed neither righteousness nor
32  VII, 22|   forgetful of themselves, but possessed of the same perception and