Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  I     | content to live of their own [possessions], and not want to seek to
 2       1,  XVI   |      be able to enjoy his own possessions freely without any suspicion,
 3       1,  XXXVII|       Nobles their honors and possessions, as things more esteemed
 4       1,  XXXVII|       it, and by dividing the possessions of the enemy among the Plebs,
 5       1,  XL    |  youth, to whom they gave the possessions of those they had condemned:
 6       1,  LV    |  provisions of their abundant possessions, without having any care
 7       1,  LV    |       giving them castles and possessions, as well as giving them
 8       1,  LV    |       have great incomes from possessions, their riches being founded
 9       2,  VI    |   they converted into private possessions or consigned them to a colony,
10       2,  VIII  |   always with their homes and possessions: The other kind of war is
11       2,  XIV   |     some of them some of your possessions, either to gain him over
12       2,  XXII  |       of wanting to guard his possessions; and where he could remain
13       3,  IV    |      been despoiled [of their possessions]. As to the second, it should
14       3,  VI    |       to an individual are of Possessions [taking them from him],
15       3,  VI    | avarice against the blood and possessions of those whom he has killed.
16       3,  XI    |    after having recovered his possessions, made friends with them;
17       3,  XVII  |      of houses, at plundering possessions, and to every other kind