Book, Chapter

 1    I, 6 |  perfect one, baptized? It was necessary, they say, to fulfil the
 2    I, 8 |       occupying the place of a necessary help. For many of the passions
 3    I, 8 |        one must censure, it is necessary also to rebuke; when it
 4    I, 9 |       as in the highest degree necessary, by reason of the feebleness
 5    I, 13|      of those things which are necessary, some relate only to life
 6   II, 1 |      of the grain, so that the necessary part of food becomes matter
 7   II, 1 |      are to partake of few and necessary things. "And if one of the
 8   II, 2 |        natural, temperate, and necessary beverage, therefore, for
 9   II, 2 |       life consists of what is necessary and of what is useful. With
10   II, 2 |      water, then, which is the necessary of life, and to be used
11   II, 3 |       when they exceed what is necessary, seldom to be acquired,
12   II, 3 |   vessel which is not for some necessary purpose, and moderate; so
13   II, 7 |        other burden than these necessary things, to abstain from
14   II, 8 |    crowns and ointments is not necessary for us; for it impels to
15   II, 8 | flowers and odours as made for necessary purposes, and not for the
16   II, 11|    white robe." And if it were necessary to seek for any other colour,
17   II, 13|        to all; and what is not necessary He has hid in the earth
18   II, 13|        use, but only so far as necessary; and He has determined that
19   II, 13|     view to the use of what is necessary, we must seek after what
20   II, 13|      is satisfied with what is necessary, and by itself furnishes
21  III, 2 |      conspicuously by all, are necessary to them. For those that
22  III, 9 | equally. But most of all is it necessary to wash the soul in the
23  III, 10|  superintending the cooking if necessary. And they are, with their
24  III, 10|        if we have leisure from necessary instructions in the Word.
25  III, 11|  helpers in this. And if it is necessary for us, while engaged in