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1 Syn, 3 |  which is found in our minds, possesses so much objective reality
2 III, 14|     be produced by that which possesses in itself, formally or eminently,
3 III, 33|   thinking being, and that it possesses in itself the idea and all
4 III, 33|   cause is God; for, since it possesses the perfection of self-existence,
5 III, 38|      upon whom I am dependent possesses in himself all the goods
6 III, 38|          that is, a being who possesses all those lofty perfections,
7   V, 5 | nevertheless that this figure possesses a certain determinate nature,
8  VI, 1 |      can be no doubt that God possesses the power of producing all
9  VI, 3 |      some one of the ideas it possesses within itself; but in imagining