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 1   I,  16   |  restrict ourselves, so far as possible, to the simple and natural,
 2  II,  72(6)|        long as one thinks them possible to render; further, recognition
 3  II,  100  |       he destroys it as far as possible in his own knowledge and
 4  II,  139  |        good things which it is possible to possess, royalty is the
 5  II,  160  |       seek pleasure; for it is possible to seek pain, and yield
 6 III,  234  | to-morrow, and it is certainly possible that we may not, see it.
 7 III,  234  |       say that it is certainly possible that it is not? Now when
 8   V,  331  |   madness as little harmful as possible.~
 9 VII,  451  |     They employ lust as far as possible in the service of the public
10 VII,  536  |    must keep silent as much as possible and talk with ourselves
11 XII,  801  |    difficulties; for it is not possible to mistake a man raised
12 XIII,  814 |                 815. It is not possible to have a reasonable belief
13 XIII,  816 |  remedies. For it would not be possible that there should be so
14 XIII,  816 |         this being known to be possible, it has been therefore concluded
15 XIII,  816 |       reason thus: "A thing is possible, therefore it is"; because
16 XIII,  816 |  religion; for it would not be possible that men should have imagined
17 XIII,  817 |      true; for it would not be possible that there should be so
18 XIII,  849 |          To seduce, if it were possible, even the elect."~