Book, Par.

 1  1,        8|           the people seceded, and possessed themselves of the temples
 2  1,       21|          differed in opinion, and possessed themselves of that part
 3  3,       45|       begun to fortify it, Pompey possessed himself of a hill near to
 4  3,       51|     shortness of the time, Pompey possessed himself of an eminence,
 5  3,       59| Abducillus, who for several years possessed the chief power in his own
 6  3,       72|  occasioned by their having first possessed themselves of the camp,
 7  3,       73|        fleets of the enemy, which possessed not only the ports, but
 8  3,       73|           engagement, that he had possessed himself of the enemy's camp;
 9  3,       97|                3.97]Caesar having possessed himself of Pompey's camp,
10  3,      100|          as Libo had done before, possessed himself of an island opposite