Book, Chapter

 1    I, 3 |        more than one, each would possess less might and strength.
 2    I, 11|        which his parents did not possess. Let us therefore inquire
 3    I, 15|        which he himself does not possess? Among the Romans, Julius
 4    I, 20|          things which yon do not possess? For it is virtue, which
 5   II, 3 |          that they may appear to possess something; or worship nothing
 6  III, 11|     desired by those who already possess them. What shall we say
 7  III, 15|         that they might learn to possess a harlot? He said that there
 8  III, 21|      justice requires, they must possess all things in common. This
 9  III, 27|        who do not seek this, nor possess religion, with which eternal
10  III, 28|           that they did not even possess common wisdom. For they
11   IV, 3 |          inasmuch as it does not possess true religion, that is,
12    V, 6 |     Father with those who do not possess them; to injure no one,
13    V, 14|        death and pain. But if we possess this constancy, why are
14    V, 15|        that first part could not possess the second. But I wish first
15    V, 15|          of justice who does not possess the knowledge of God. For
16    V, 15|      Romans nor the Greeks could possess justice, because they had
17    V, 16|       are rich, not because they possess riches, but because they
18    V, 18|      justice, because he did not possess the source and fountain
19   VI, 2 | righteousness, which they do not possess. But I will omit those things
20   VI, 4 |     which they themselves do not possess. Therefore he will be poor,
21   VI, 6 |       true judgment who does not possess the fountain itself from
22   VI, 12|         to an end; for we cannot possess in its completeness that
23   VI, 20|        in the power of those who possess them, or God did not daily
24  VII, 5 |          And if any one does not possess this, the truth altogether
25  VII, 8 |          living creatures do not possess, appear divine and heavenly;
26  VII, 12|          earthly flesh, does not possess knowledge, which belongs
27  VII, 14|          foolishly say that they possess comprised in their memorials
28  VII, 15|       boldness and violence will possess all things. There will be