Book, Paragraph

1  II, 1  |          he is a patient that he possesses the art of medicine: it
2  IV, 8  |    carried along or is projected possesses.) Therefore all will possess
3 VII, 3  |     relation and puts that which possesses it in a good or bad condition
4 VIII, 4 |          supposition fire itself possesses the power of upward locomotion,
5 VIII, 4 | potential something: for one who possesses knowledge of a science but
6 VIII, 5 |         is always something that possesses it. Consequently (if a thing
7 VIII, 10|      infinite magnitude. Then BG possesses a certain force that occupies