Chapter

 1 XI    |        that the great God has need of their ministrations and
 2 XI    |  unworthy idea that He should need the help of a man, and in
 3 XVI   |  however unreasonable, had no need there to fear outside beholders.
 4 XIX   |        the Phoenicians, would need to be ransacked; the men
 5 XXII  |     have wrought a cure. What need, then, to speak of their
 6 XXVIII|       in the sense of his own need, to seek their favour, lest
 7 XXXIV |    sacred name to him who has need of God himself. If such
 8 XLII  |     that are sold there, if I need them, I will obtain more
 9 XLVII |      refashioned the old. Nor need we wonder if the speculations
10 XLVIII| probably be changed, we would need at our leisure to take up