Book, Chapter

 1   II, 9 |      does, stands in need of the assistance of another? But He does
 2  III, 1 |          will complete, with the assistance of God, whose office this
 3  III, 7 |      whether they agree, or what assistance they give us for the better
 4  III, 8 |      stand in need of no outward assistance, so as not to depend by
 5   IV, 26|     humility that He might bring assistance to the humble and men of
 6    V, 21|        gods, they would need the assistance of men against their despisers.
 7   VI, 10|          both receive and afford assistance against all dangers. Therefore
 8   VI, 10|        others; we do not deserve assistance, if we refuse to render
 9   VI, 10| withdraws himself from affording assistance must also of necessity withdraw
10   VI, 11|         when they are in need of assistance." What is the meaning of "
11   VI, 12|   destitute and stand in need of assistance; and therefore that divine
12   VI, 18|       labours of life, by mutual assistance towards each other; nor,
13  VII, 11|    things without the assent and assistance of the soul. But the soul
14  VII, 19|          stand in need of divine assistance. Therefore God, being aroused