Book, Chapter

 1    I, 13|         who deprived him of the possession of his kingdom. And he also,
 2    I, 22|     himself, when he had gained possession of power, arrived at such
 3   II, 3 | proclaimed that men were not in possession of that which is true. But
 4   II, 11|   dignity of the kingdom was in possession of Saturn only, by which
 5  III, 19|        actions, unless he is in possession of the truth. If any one,
 6  III, 22|   likewise women who are in the possession of many men, must of necessity
 7  III, 23|        power both to escape the possession of money, and yet to lay
 8   IV, 2 |         the Jews only, in whose possession alone it then was, and to
 9   IV, 12|      she, I being filled by the possession of the Divine Spirit, conceived;
10    V, 12|      fact that they envy us its possession: for who would envy a fool,
11   VI, 6 |     neither the finding nor the possession is in our power: therefore
12   VI, 6 |       we," he says, "are not in possession of the real and life-like
13   VI, 9 |       gained for themselves the possession of the whole world. But
14  VII, 16|     number who shall then be in possession of Asia, shall be admitted
15  VII, 23|         and being placed in the possession of heavenly goods, and enjoying
16  VII, 27|      those deceitful goods, the possession of which is uncertain and