Did Harry Potter fight Lord Voldemort in Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone?

Answer 1

No. Lord Voldemort wasn't really alive, he was only a part of his soul and had no body to host that piece. Hence why he was able to share a body with Professor Quirrell.

When his hosts body died, Voldemort managed to survive but only just.

Answer 2

Sort of. Lord Voldemort was sharing Professor Quirrell's body but had no control over any of his actions. He ordered Quirrell to get the stone from Harry and kill him. Harry then defended himself from Quirrell.

Answer 3

Yes. Lord Voldemort appears in the final chapter of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone. He was sharing Professor Quirrell's body, when Quirrell removed his turban Voldemort's face could been seen on the back of his head.

Answer 4

Lord Voldemort was already very weak when he possessed Professor Quirrell and was surviving by drinking unicorn blood. When Quirrell died, Voldemort was reduced to almost nothing. He had no choice but to flee and go into hiding when Dumbledore arrived.

Voldemort went to Albania to hide and barely survived for the next two years until Peter Pettigrew found him in mid 1994.

Answer 5

Lord Voldemort was sharing his body with Professor Quirrell. Harry and Quirrell fought, but Voldemort wasn't in a position to do anything since he was only a face and had no control over the body.

Quirrell was unable to touch Harry without suffering severe burns, Harry used that to his advantage and Quirrell died of his injuries.

Answer 6

Sort of, he (or rather the entity containing him) was killing and feeding off the blood of unicorns in the forest.

Answer 7

Yes. Lord Voldemort was sharing the body of Professor Quirrell. He appears briefly at the end.