Book, Chapter

 1     1, 16-26|    learnt; hence eloquence; most necessary to gain your ends, or maintain
 2     4, 3-5  |     bestow a care and diligence, necessary for useful things, upon
 3     6, 3-3  |        the sustenance absolutely necessary, or his mind with reading.
 4     6, 14-24|        should provide all things necessary, the rest being undisturbed.
 5     8, 6-15 |        building the tower at the necessary cost, the forsaking all
 6     9, 8-17 | restraining them earnestly, when necessary, with a holy severity, and
 7    10, 31-44|     uncertain, whether it be the necessary care of the body which is
 8    10, 34-53|          these far exceeding all necessary and moderate use and all
 9    10, 36-59|         of human society make it necessary to be loved and feared of
10    10, 40-65|       far as I may be freed from necessary duties, unto this pleasure
11    12, 30-41|          have spoken what seemed necessary. And even those hopeful
12    13, 18-23|          the night. For they are necessary to such, as that Thy most
13    13, 27-42|         workings of miracles are necessary, which we suppose to be
14    13, 34-49|         Offices of Thy Ministry, necessary for the perfecting of the