Book, Chapter

 1       1, IV   |    become a debtor; yet who can possess anything at all which is
 2       1, VIII | attitude - either to seek or to possess, to reject or to avoid.
 3       2, VI   |         Covetousness desires to possess much; but thou art already
 4       5, IV   |       that man who knows how to possess a tree, and give thanks
 5       9, XVII |       For even beasts and birds possess memory, or else they could
 6       9, XXV  |    memory which the beasts also possess, because I did not find
 7       9, XXXIV|         my soul! Rather let God possess it, he who didst make all
 8       9, XXXVI|        we are thy little flock. Possess us, stretch thy wings above
 9       9, XLI  |     with thee, I wished also to possess a lie - just as no one wishes
10      11, XV   |        you, that he should also possess me in you, seeing that he
11      11, XXVII|    healthfully and they come to possess and to hold as certain the