Epistle, Chapter

 1     18, I   |            Carthage, greeting. The necessity of the times induces us
 2     23, I   |            begun, has, upon urgent necessity, been accomplished. I bid
 3     25, VII |            own right what now by a necessity, which they of their own
 4     29, I   |          be associated, it must of necessity lose the indulgence and
 5     30, II  |            he who resists, will of necessity wander in the unsteady course
 6     30, V   |          us is incumbent a greater necessity of delaying this affair;
 7     39, IV  |          of so much solicitude and necessity I am not able myself to
 8     51, VII |       required, I submitted to the necessity of the times, and thought
 9     51, XI  |           the brethren, yielded to necessity; and since a very large
10     51, XXVI|           the latter has sinned by necessity, the former by free will:
11     52, I   |      incurred not willingly but of necessity, had not yet ceased their
12     53, I   |      trader the compulsion of this necessity, we have decided that peace
13     58, I   |        rendering it urgent, and no necessity compelling it. But the judgment
14     60, II  |            alleges poverty and the necessity of small means, his necessity
15     60, II  |      necessity of small means, his necessity also can be assisted among
16     68, II  |        whosoever believes, must of necessity be found with them when
17     72, XXIV|           are rather driven to the necessity of coming by the testimony
18     74, IV  |         which reason it happens of necessity among us, that year by year
19     74, XXII| unwillingly and constrained by the necessity of persecution has given
20     75, XII |      sacraments of salvation, when necessity compels, and God bestows
21     75, XVI |         who are baptized by urgent necessity in sickness, and obtain
22     78, I   |   affliction, and a support in our necessity; and we were aroused and