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 1 6 |       has by nature the right to possess property as his own. This
 2 6 |      must be within his right to possess things not merely for temporary
 3 7 |       Hence, man not only should possess the fruits of the earth,
 4 8 |       produces. Those who do not possess the soil contribute their
 5 9 |       but be just that he should possess that portion as his very
 6 10|         is unjust for any one to possess outright either the land
 7 22|         Supreme Judge for all we possess. The chief and most excellent
 8 23|             23. As for those who possess not the gifts of fortune,
 9 34|      chief good that society can possess is virtue. Nevertheless,
10 47| excessive taxation. The right to possess private property is derived
11 53|      blameless in their objects, possess the sanction of the law