Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, XIV   | Neither for this purpose is it necessary to pay a price either in
 2      5, II    |       with whatever things are necessary, as I formerly wrote to
 3     14, I     |       manner, I havethought it necessary to write this letter to
 4     14, II    |        nor rebuke, when it was necessary, to the exiles, nor my appeals
 5     23, I     |      of the daily duty, it was necessary to appoint some new ones,
 6     25, VI    |    that you have ever afforded necessary supplies from your own just
 7     25, VII   |      they had done. Nothing is necessary for diseases but patience:
 8     25, VII   |    remedies are applied by the necessary postponement. Besides, where
 9     30, II    |        a war of persecution so necessary, as to maintain the due
10     30, III   |        and does not suffer the necessary remedy of time to close
11     30, VI    |    them; a bashful entreaty, a necessary humility, a patience which
12     40, I     |        so that it was not even necessary that those who had come,
13     41, III   |   matter at rest, we judged it necessary to obtain thence the strong
14     42, I     |     both obligatory on me, and necessary for you, dearest brother,
15     51, IV    |       might determine what was necessary to be done. But if any one,
16     51, VII   |        which it has now become necessary to write to you, that you
17     51, XIII  |  granted to the dying, it were necessary that those who have received
18     51, XXVIII|  Church. Whatsoever things are necessary to peace, you shall do,
19     53, II    |        But now indeed peace is necessary, not for the sick, but for
20     53, IV    |        blood, and peace is not necessary to him from the bishop,
21     54, IX    | discipline, I did not think it necessary that the follies of heretics
22     59, III   |   anxiety, and in so great and necessary a work--that you have offered
23     60, II    |       here receive what may be necessary to him for food and clothing,
24     62, I     |       as well a religious as a necessary thing to write to you this
25     62, I     |      and command of God, it is necessary that a faithful servant
26     62, III   |        matters which it is not necessary to follow out, since this
27     67, II    |        made plain to us, it is necessary that our obedience should
28     69, II    |       have baptism. It is also necessary that he should be anointed
29     70, II    |       and repented, it was not necessary to baptize. Which also we
30     71, I     |   greeting. We have thought it necessary for the arranging of certain
31     73, V     |        Spirit. Wherefore it is necessary that they should grant the
32     75, I     |      much more certainly is it necessary that rebels and enemies,
33     75, X     |    contend for them. For it is necessary that each one of them should