Section,  Paragraph

 1  II,  139|        which it is possible to possess, royalty is the finest position
 2  II,  147|    neglect the real. And if we possess calmness, or generosity,
 3 III,  212|      thing to feel all that we possess slipping away.~
 4  VI,  348|        shall have no more if I possess worlds. By space the universe
 5  VI,  374|     which they claim always to possess. But it is well there are
 6  VI,  385|       that destroys nature. We possess truth and goodness only
 7  VI,  416|     that, in proportion as men possess light, they discover both
 8 VII,  425|      should be such as all can possess at once, without diminution
 9 VII,  434| perceive an image of truth and possess only a lie. Incapable of
10 VII,  436|        title to show that they possess it justly, for they have
11 VII,  555|     seek Me, if thou didst not possess Me.~"Be not therefore troubled."~
12  IX,  618|      the most ancient which we possess.~I find, then, this great
13   X,  691|        Him, who desire only to possess Him and have as enemies
14  XI,  725|  darkness show yourselves, and possess these abundant and fertile
15 XIV,  920|        and persecutions. But I possess the truth, and we shall