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 1    I, 3 |              for those gods must of necessity be weak, since individually,
 2    I, 3 |            this is true, He must of necessity be one. For power or excellence,
 3    I, 3 |         capable of division must of necessity be liable to destruction
 4    I, 3 |    therefore they are not gods whom necessity compels to obey the one
 5    I, 5 |            so matter itself must of necessity have been formed by some
 6    I, 5 |           and sometimes as a divine necessity. Zeno also speaks of Him
 7    I, 5 |         reason, or mind, or a fatal necessity, or a divine law, or if
 8    I, 7 |           that which exists must of necessity have had a beginning, it
 9    I, 11|          those who are bound by the necessity of death? Why, then, do
10    I, 11|         rather said to reign, since necessity compels all the gods to
11    I, 11|           of all things. He must of necessity exist who framed the heaven
12    I, 16|         they are born, they must of necessity die--what must we suppose
13   II, 1 |             to a divinely appointed necessity and died, yet, lest any
14   II, 1 |     beneficence. But if any weighty necessity shall press them, then they
15   II, 1 |           they called upon in their necessity itself, they do not give
16   II, 5 |         divine laws, by a perpetual necessity are subservient to the uses
17   II, 5 |          all directions without any necessity, as living creatures on
18   II, 5 |            is not voluntary, but of necessity, because they obey the laws
19   II, 6 |              the world must also of necessity be mortal, and not only
20   II, 9 |            force and method must of necessity come into collision. In
21   II, 9 |            had no beginning must of necessity be without an end. Moreover,
22   II, 11|            not as available for the necessity of use as for beauty. But
23   II, 12|             they say, there must of necessity be a providence, and they
24   II, 17|            in the angels except the necessity of obedience. Therefore
25   II, 19|             imitation, that must of necessity be false; nor can anything
26  III, 2 |          itself, because it must of necessity be one thing which searches,
27  III, 4 |            each other? That must of necessity be better which is held
28  III, 5 |           and frequent use, and the necessity of life, compel us to know.
29  III, 8 |       abandoned to pleasure must of necessity be destitute of virtuous
30  III, 11|             life is filled, must of necessity produce some great good.
31  III, 17|            at the commencement, the necessity of the subjects which followed
32  III, 22|     possession of many men, must of necessity be not adulteresses, because
33  III, 28|           if nature is the plan, or necessity, or condition of birth,
34   IV, 2 |          any wisdom, and it must of necessity be somewhere, it is evident
35   IV, 3 |             Father. He also must of necessity be Lord, because as He has
36   IV, 3 |         lord. As, therefore, by the necessity of nature, there cannot
37   IV, 3 |           and fidelity, she must of necessity be without virtue. Thus
38   IV, 9 |         also He calls Fate, and the necessity of things, and God, and
39   IV, 17| circumcision; that He took away the necessity of abstaining from the flesh
40   IV, 23|     precepts, is unwilling that the necessity of obeying should be imposed
41   IV, 24|   immortality gives virtue, must of necessity in His teaching also, as
42   IV, 24|             may impose upon men the necessity of obedience, not by any
43   IV, 24|        perceive that I sin; but the necessity imposed by my frailty, which
44   IV, 24|            no one may ascribe it to necessity that he sins, rather than
45   IV, 24|       authority impose upon men the necessity of obedience; nor God, unless
46   IV, 24|           he may bind others by the necessity of obedience. It plainly
47   IV, 25|           sin was not the result of necessity, but of man's purpose and
48   IV, 26|             s people in the extreme necessity of the whole world. But
49   IV, 27|             they are united by some necessity, how shall we distinguish
50    V, 7 |               How true this is, the necessity of the case itself teaches.
51    V, 8 |         condemned by God. Nor would necessity, compel a woman to dishonour
52    V, 9 |           God Himself; and the same necessity follows the righteous which
53    V, 11|        wretched than those men whom necessity has either found or made
54    V, 13|            and to be burned: not Of necessity, for it is permitted them
55    V, 14|          Who can impose upon me the necessity either of worshipping that
56    V, 17|           will be just, but also of necessity foolish." When, therefore,
57    V, 19|          who shall act thus must of necessity depart from the rule of
58   VI, 10|             assistance must also of necessity withdraw himself from receiving
59   VI, 11|             humanity to succour the necessity and peril of a man. I ask,
60   VI, 11|           benefit where there is no necessity. Therefore, whatever is
61   VI, 12|           there is no obligation of necessity for conferring a benefit.
62   VI, 14|       without the compulsion of any necessity, or not for an honourable
63   VI, 18|         unimpaired t which succours necessity, and that he may entirely
64   VI, 18|             may gain booty from the necessity of another. But the just
65   VI, 20|            use their senses for the necessity of their nature: they see,
66   VI, 24|           repentance might aid this necessity to which our frailty is
67  VII, 1 |           sight of the eyes must of necessity be material, and capable
68  VII, 4 |             dark, reason itself and necessity require that both good and
69  VII, 5 |           was given to us by divine necessity, so it will again be destroyed
70  VII, 5 |        again be destroyed by divine necessity. Thus that which has an
71  VII, 5 |          one another, it follows of necessity that man is subject to good
72  VII, 10|           the whole systems must of necessity differ from and be contrary
73  VII, 27|           this of the last pressing necessity, that they should with greater