Book, Chapter

1     4, 3-5  |      this of free choice, not of necessity: the more then oughtest
2     7, 4-6  |       our God; by no will, by no necessity, by no unlooked-for chance:
3     8, 5-10 |      custom not resisted, became necessity. By which links, as it were,
4     9, 2-4  |         almost constrained me of necessity to lay down that burden
5    10, 31-43|        incorruption. But now the necessity is sweet unto me, against
6    10, 31-47| transported beyond the limits of necessity? whoever he is, he is a
7    13, 26-40|      sent once and again unto my necessity. Unto these good works,
8    13, 26-41|         he said, Ye sent unto my necessity? Rejoiceth he for that?
9    13, 30-45|        Thou madest, compelled by necessity; such as the fabric of the