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 1   1, 70|      wealth, in the abundance of possessions, in power, rule, and the
 2   1, 78|         and in the purchasing of possessions: nor (this) only, but he
 3   2, 51| ignorance, than from the loss of possessions, when they saw that men
 4   4, 8 |       inheritance, and (for thy) possessions, the uttermost parts of
 5   4, 21|       siege). This woman's other possessions, as they were after she
 6   5, 14|       one Crates15, who gave his possessions to his citizens. He then  ./. 
 7   5, 14|       two (only), who sold their possessions and distributed them to
 8   5, 22|         to the life which had no possessions; and fully gave their testimony
 9   5, 24|        had they been desirous of possessions, so would they also of  ./. 
10   5, 35|         Teacher who despised the possessions of gold and silver ? and
11   5, 35|         should not enlarge their possessions even to two coats60? which