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 1        0, Pref  |         that it has been found necessary to rewrite the notes almost
 2        I, XXV   |     supply you with all things necessary to your sustenance; nor
 3        I, XXVI  |     them; receiving only their necessary food from those they taught;
 4        I, XXVI  |        of divers sorts as were necessary for them.~
 5        I, XXVII |      But a distinction is very necessary in that illusion, and one
 6        I, XXIX  |    things in general that were necessary for the worship and service
 7       II, I     |        the bishops of Italy on necessary matters of the Church; as
 8       II, IV    |        Pope Boniface about the necessary affairs of the English Church.
 9       II, XVIII | departed; that it might not be necessary always to undertake the
10      III, XXI   |    scarcity of priests made it necessary that one prelate should
11      III, XXV   |       in the same way as it is necessary that all who come to the
12       IV, III   |      doing such things as were necessary.~One day, when he was thus
13       IV, V     |     canons, to treat about the necessary affairs of the Church. We
14       IV, XXVIII|        mound about it, and the necessary cells in it, to wit, an
15        V, IX    |  learning, and when all things necessary were provided for the voyage,
16        V, XXI   |        in the law, without any necessary reason; for when they begin