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 1        1, XXXVI | heathen· And we establish this necessity in the following manner. "
 2        1, LXVIII|        such feats, shall we of necessity conclude that they are '
 3        2, XX    |   means of the healing art, of necessity the physician is summoned,
 4        2, XXX   |     but also on account of the necessity of men everywhere engaging
 5        2, XXX   |        still more remote, when necessity arose, as when the Peloponnesians
 6        2, LI    |    sorcery, there must also of necessity be some things in human
 7        3, II    |    then, whether it were not a necessity, that as the whole nation
 8        3, IX    |    time they were pressed by a necessity of this sort, were contented
 9        3, XXXII |     not by virtue of any human necessity, but by the miraculous power
10        4, IV    | treatise indicates, He must of necessity know. And if He does know,
11        4, X     |        the truth regarding the necessity of punishments for those
12        4, LXVII |   cycles, it is clear that, of necessity, Socrates will always be.
13        4, LXXXII|    wars, if ever there arise a necessity for them, should be waged
14        5, XV    |       have thus been under the necessity of referring in obscure
15        7, III   |     inquirers that there is no necessity to attribute these oracular
16        7, XIV   |   would there be therefore any necessity that God should die, or
17        7, LV    | language of one who yielded to necessity, but of one who was contented
18        8, XXVI  |       laws, therefore, must of necessity either be no laws at all