Book,  Chapter

 1     Gre         | Principality, and the other did not possess any part of the King than
 2       1,  V     |             are caused by those who possess [power], for the fear of
 3       1,  V     |             does not seem to men to possess securely that which they
 4       1,  V     |            And, moreover, those who possess much, can make changes with
 5       1,  V     |         breasts of those who do not possess [power] the desire to possess
 6       1,  V     |       possess [power] the desire to possess it, either to avenge themselves
 7       1,  X     |            world ought to desire to possess a corrupt City, not to spoil
 8       1,  XXXVII|         that each Citizen could not possess more than so many jugeri
 9       1,  XXXVII|          the things in Rome than to possess them in Antium.~This mood
10       2         |            Sects possessed, and yet possess in part, that virtu which
11       2         |        weariness of the things they possess; which makes them find fault
12       2,  VIII  |          those others above, but to possess it absolutely; and to drive
13       2,  XX    |      inhabitants were not worthy to possess those things which they
14       3,  V     |             he [Tarquinius] came to possess the kingdom with security,
15       3,  XXXIX |             And although wanting to possess successfully every science