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 1     I, 10|      things wax and wane through necessity. But what the nature of
 2     I, 10|           But what the nature of necessity is, (Parmenides) did not
 3     I, 16|         they were subject to the necessity of corruption, but that
 4     I, 16|  everything generated involves a necessity of corruption. Those, however,
 5     I, 18|       power, in combination with necessity, that is, fate; but if he
 6     V, 3 |        was, and that there was a necessity that each of them should
 7     V, 11|          are conversant with the necessity of generation, and the paths
 8     V, 11|         upon existent things the necessity of alterable generation.
 9     V, 12|   neither will he understand the necessity of generation, just as an
10     V, 14|        the servant, and this the necessity of the Word of God coming
11     V, 21|       description has arisen the necessity of evil. When Elohim had
12    VI, 14|          irrationally allege the necessity of promiscuous intercourse.
13    VI, 22|         his pupils. Wherefore of necessity he was in the habit, with
14   VII, 7 |   essence) has become (a logical necessity) in his system, in order
15   VII, 10|         of projection is there a necessity, or of what sort of matter
16   VII, 17| constitutes the condemnation and necessity of souls which Discord forcibly
17  VIII, 8 | statements). But we are under no necessity of comparing such (doctrines)
18    IX, 12|       had happened to live, what necessity would there be that Pythagoras,
19     X, 26|      Egyptians, and Greeks. What necessity, however, is there at present
20     X, 29|       into servitude by force of necessity, but summoning him to liberty