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 1 TransPre  |           imagination, ---- it is possible that we may be led to regard
 2 I         |        have liked, if it had been possible, to bind the good laws,
 3 I         |     impossible, sometimes what is possible but never occurred. Sometimes
 4 I         |         more eager students it is possible to treasure every detail
 5 II        |         in every letter as far as possible. ~5. In truth, any one who
 6 V         |        the words go there are two possible meanings of the precept, "
 7 XIII      |     trained, may be of the utmost possible service in promoting what
 8 XIV       |          is to do as much good as possible to as many as possible,
 9 XIV       |         as possible to as many as possible, and out of love for men
10 XIV       |       Christ? Further, if it were possible to clearly gather from the
11 XVII      |           its own language, it is possible to effect what the charm
12 XVIII     |            though the opposite is possible, and sometimes does happen?
13 XVIII     |          does happen? In spite of possible disappointment, the belief
14 XVIII     |           of those who, as far as possible, show their determination
15 XIX       |        still reply, that if it is possible for the matter which underlies
16 XX        |     former are imitated as far as possible; for it was by contemplating
17 XX        |           bees, so that as far as possible he may disparage the towns,
18 XX        |           life, but he should, if possible, support the excellence
19 XXI       |       perhaps (seeing that it was possible for him to obey, and he
20 XXI       |      Unless, perhaps, since it is possible for them to perish if they
21 XXI       |     doctrine), it is nevertheless possible that a man who in the present
22 XXI       |            on the contrary, it is possible that although through causes
23 XXIII     |            and if it had not been possible for him to be like the other
24 XXIII     |        clearly this way: If it is possible for Judas to be an Apostle
25 XXIII     |         Apostle like Peter, it is possible for God to think of Judas
26 XXIII     |    Apostle as Peter did. If it is possible for Judas to be a traitor,
27 XXIII     |      Judas to be a traitor, it is possible for God to contemplate his
28 XXIII     |          of God would say, "It is possible for Judas to do this, but
29 XXIII     |        Judas to do this, but also possible for him to do the opposite;
30 XXIII     |   opposite; but of the two things possible I know that he will do this
31 XXIII     |           were to say, "It is not possible for this man to fly," and,
32 XXIII     |          for instance, "It is not possible for him to be temperate,"
33 XXIII     |        responsible, though it was possible for us on the basis of the
34 XXIII     |        who foreknows destroys the possible alternative, and as it were
35 XXIII     |         clearly shown that it was possible for Laius not to beget children,
36 XXIII     | impossible; but the begetting was possible, and neither alternative
37 XXIII     |      concede the point that it is possible for men to gain a knowledge
38 XXIII     |   ordinances of God. It is indeed possible that the writings of the
39 XXIII(587)|       outside it. I think it just possible that it (the phrase) may
40 XXV       |           s Free Will? It is then possible for a man created free,
41 XXVII     |          and supposing that it is possible for righteousness to exist