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 1 1 |           the richest of men, and possessed every good (and then he
 2 2 |         some rightness or utility possessed by them;—for example, I
 3 3 |        was also another advantage possessed by the men of that day,
 4 3 |    fearless. If this fear had not possessed them, they would never have
 5 3 |        raging like Bacchanals and possessed with inordinate delights—
 6 4 | continuance of the power which is possessed by them the first or principal
 7 5 |   undervalued by us because it is possessed by him, but must be acquired
 8 8 |        determining what he who is possessed by this third love desires;
 9 9 |           kind of ignorance, when possessed of power and strength, will
10 9 |        this is true, yet if he be possessed of absolute and irresponsible
11 12|          Gold and silver, whether possessed by private persons or in