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 1 Pre    |       extent of Greek learning possessed by the translator. And this,
 2   1, 77|     seed and power of which he possessed from ancient times in a
 3   2, 70|       them) : or, if they were possessed of power, it is likely that
 4   2, 71|        of the evils : or, they possessed some  ./. power, and were
 5   2, 82|        the Demons had (now) so possessed in every form, and had so
 6   3, 40|       command the Demons that (possessed) men59: and, again at another,
 7   3, 68|      to the Conqueror, who has possessed himself of the signal mark
 8   4, 8 |      so in earth." For, He had possessed the sovereignty of the things
 9   5, 28|      many, and thought that He possessed something better than the
10   5, 28|     than the many. But  ./. He possessed nothing great, nor yet any
11   5, 29|   Romans ? Could human nature, possessed as it is with the love of
12   5, 34|        be difficult to any one possessed of common sense, to pronounce
13   5, 45| Gentiles; it is clear, that He possessed something excellent beyond
14   5, 47|          coming) from men, who possessed nothing worthy of truth,
15   5, 52|      worshippers of the Demons possessed the sovereign rule over