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 1 7 |    therein, although all this is possible in the case of compounds,
 2 9 |     alike and in which it is not possible to find an internal difference,
 3 33| contingent and their opposite is possible. When a truth is necessary,
 4 40|      which is a pure sequence of possible being, must be illimitable
 5 40|    contain as much reality as is possible.~
 6 43|    source of what is real in the possible. For the understanding of
 7 43|        but nothing would even be possible. (Theod. 20.)~
 8 44|      existence, or in whom to be possible is to be actual. (Theod.
 9 45|      necessarily exist, if He is possible. And as nothing can interfere
10 53|         is an infinite number of possible universes, and as only one
11 54|       worlds possess, since each possible thing has the right to aspire
12 58|     obtained as great variety as possible, along with the greatest
13 58|          along with the greatest possible order; that is to say, it
14 58|        get as much perfection as possible. (Theod. 120, 124, 241 sqq.,
15 59|      much to God—more than it is possible to attribute. But he was
16 85|       most perfect State that is possible, under the most perfect