Chapter

 1 9 |      He possessed, showed the necessity He was under of yielding
 2 10|     disgracefully, if through necessity. God must either be the
 3 14|      doubt, as being good; of necessity, too, as being unwilling;
 4 14|       servitude, because from necessity. Which, then, is the worthier
 5 14|     He created evil things of necessity, or of His own accord? Because
 6 14|      Because it was indeed of necessity that He created them, if
 7 14|     own will than from one of necessity; in other words, from a
 8 15| consistent with Himself? What necessity was there, after the production
 9 16|    was of His own will, or of necessity, or from the reason (of
10 16|    Matter. It is liberty, not necessity, which suits the character
11 35|  Matter, although there is no necessity why we should treat of them (
12 35|       not, everything must of necessity be either corporeal or incorporeal (
13 42|     you herein subject God to necessity, since there was in Matter