Book, Chapter

1     I, 16| attribute of) imperishableness necessarily belongs to (literally "follows")
2    IV, 3 |       horoscope be removed, it necessarily follows that neither any
3    IV, 4 |      the rest of the stars, it necessarily follows that there is a
4    IV, 7 |          The Chaldaic art must necessarily be refuted by a greater
5     V, 10|       the universe, there are (necessarily) at different periods different
6     V, 14|   images of infinite seals are necessarily produced. These images,
7    VI, 24|       have been made to exist, necessarily reckon along with the Father
8    IX, 20|      alleging that they do not necessarily insult the sunbeams. They