Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  XIII|   coherent parts, and which is possessed by them,—they confound very
 2     II,  XIII|        and, as it were, wholly possessed with it, that they allowed
 3     II,  XV  |        infinite space which is possessed by and comprehended within
 4     II,  XVII| opinion that infinite space is possessed by God’s infinite omnipresence,
 5     II,  XX  |        a good; and we are then possessed of any good, when we have
 6    III,  XI  |  knowledge of corporeal things possessed by spirits separate from
 7     IV,  I   |       ways wherein the mind is possessed of truth; each of which
 8     IV,  IV  |      their honest industry has possessed them of, and call this justice
 9     IV,  VI  |    things might, to people not possessed with scholastic learning,
10     IV,  XII |  relations, so far we shall be possessed of certain, real, and general
11     IV,  XII |    should not be too forwardly possessed with the opinion or expectation
12     IV,  XIX |     the assurance is that I am possessed with, it is groundless;
13     IV,  XIX |      pretends to. For men thus possessed, boast of a light whereby