Book, Chapter

 1     I, 16|        ancient account has it, possesses both the beginning, and
 2     I, 16| receptacle for it, and that it possesses a luminous body, but that
 3     I, 16|      created by the Deity, nor possesses subsistence of itself, but
 4    IV, 8 |     stars, but because also it possesses so great mastery, that is,
 5    IV, 34|       itself with fir-wood gum possesses a similar potency, as well
 6     V, 14|       each of these principles possesses infinite powers. And when
 7     V, 21|  called after this manner, and possesses a power of prescience concerning
 8    VI, 25|     and depth and abyss, alone possesses the power of self-generation.
 9    VI, 45|        CALLED ALPHA.~Now Jesus possesses this ineffable generation.
10    VI, 48|        that each zodiacal sign possesses thirty divisions. In this
11   VII, 13|  Archon exercised dominion and possesses an empire with limits extending
12   VII, 14|        instrumentality. For it possesses all the power that, according
13  VIII, 2 |      exemplar of the fig-tree, possesses in itself infinite species
14  VIII, 6 |   whatever things the man also possesses (who is) the Father of the
15     X, 6 |      named Christ, and that He possesses from the three parts of
16     X, 13| whatsoever things also the man possesses, the Father of the Son of
17     X, 13|       Father of the Son of man possesses likewise. Moses, therefore,
18     X, 29|     nothing evil, and that man possesses the capacity of self-determination,