Dialogue,  Chapter

1      I, V    |    all things, they neither possess them, nor do they desire
2      I, V    | them, nor do they desire to possess them. For when I offered
3      I, VI   |  that no one should read or possess the books of Origen. He
4      I, VIII |    owing to the nature they possess."~Then exclaimed I, "You
5      I, XXI  |    even though one does not possess a consciousness of sanctity,
6      I, XXIII|    whom I mentioned did not possess it; but he wrote down its
7     II, XI   |   that he simply desired to possess the solace of his wife's
8     II, XIII |     now about to narrate, I possess you, Sulpitius" (here he
9    III, XVII |  since he has granted it to possess such a man as Martin. But