Book, Chapter

 1        1, IX     |      thorough examination of the (necessary) reasons. For it is manifest
 2        1, XXXIX  |          XXXIX.~I do not think it necessary to grapple with an argument
 3        1, XLVI   |          fulfilled; and as it was necessary that the fulfilment of the
 4        1, XLVIII |           whom you adduce," it is necessary for us to show him that
 5        1, LIX    |        now, if it shall be deemed necessary to examine the narrative
 6        1, LXII   |      employed a net to gain their necessary subsistence, must be classed
 7        1, LXVI   |         And in like manner it was necessary that He should be taken
 8        2, XXI    |        branches of knowledge more necessary for the conduct of life,
 9        2, XXIX   |           race, so that it is not necessary for us to reply to the objection,
10        2, LII    |         the Gospel. And as it was necessary, in order that Moses should
11        2, LX     |          only fitted to confirm a necessary doctrine, that the soul
12        2, LXIX   |              and as His death was necessary, because of the statement, "
13        3, IX     |        they would not accept even necessary sustenance; or if at any
14        3, XII    |         of medicine is useful and necessary to the human race, and many
15        3, XXVI   |         taking with them what was necessary for the purpose of carrying
16        3, XXXVIII|      presents itself." For it was necessary, owing to the different
17        3, LXX    |           these matters it is not necessary now to speak; for although
18        3, LXXIX  |        with such as are real, and necessary to be applied for the correction
19        4, I      |         same. And above all is it necessary to show, as against the
20        4, V      |          Divine Spirit. It is not necessary, then, for the descent of
21        4, VIII   |          to do so before?"--it is necessary to touch upon the narrative
22        4, VIII   |      inheritance;" and it will be necessary to state the reason why
23        4, X      |        which we are persuaded are necessary for the whole world, and
24        4, XXXII  |         these remarks by way of a necessary digression. For we wished
25        4, XXXII  |    protection. But when it became necessary for them, as a nation wholly
26        4, XLV    |      passage of history it is not necessary at present to explain, nor
27        4, LXVI   |          God worthy to attain the necessary knowledge on this subject.~
28        4, LXX    |         remarks I have thought it necessary to make in reply to the
29        4, LXXIX  |        universe of things, it was necessary that the elements of the
30        5, X      |                   X.~And if it be necessary for us to offer a defence
31        5, XVI    |           unwilling to devote the necessary leisure to the investigation
32        5, XXXVII |    although in doing so it may be necessary to encounter dangers, and
33        5, LX     |            LX.~If, however, it be necessary to express ourselves with
34        6, XII    |           proper to that which is necessary and human."~
35        6, XLIII  |       other than this; and it was necessary to send it away into the
36        6, LVII   |         God which he hears, it is necessary to secure the will of the
37        6, LXXIV  |         these, however, it is not necessary for us to answer or refute.
38        6, LXXVIII|        good reasons, since it was necessary that He who was the subject
39        7, IV     |         enlightened as far as was necessary for their prophetic work
40        7, XXXII  |       puts off one body which was necessary before, but which is no
41        7, XXXII  |      house" which is in some sort necessary for this tabernacle, Scripture
42        7, LV     |           which may befall him as necessary and inevitable; though he
43        7, LXIV   |           suffer death when it is necessary, rather than debase by any
44        8, XX     |     examine. We have only felt it necessary to show thus briefly what
45        8, XX     |    reproach us for not deeming it necessary to worship the Divine Being
46        8, XXIX   |        which alone they say it is necessary to abstain, namely, "things
47        8, LXIII  |        them. I do not consider it necessary to quote examples.~
48        8, LXXV   | themselves for a diviner and more necessary service in the Church of
49        8, LXXV   |           this service is at once necessary and right. They take charge