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 1        I, IX   |      ruin, and impelled by the necessity of restoring it, he invested
 2        I, XXVII|      of his kindred." Hence of necessity it must be the third or
 3        I, XXVII|       holy day requires it, or necessity obliges the Mystery to be
 4       II, II   | Augustine, compelled by strict necessity, bowed his knees to the
 5       II, XX   |  another of them, compelled by necessity, went over to King Penda,
 6      III, V    |       compelled by some urgent necessity; to the end that, as he
 7      III, XIV  |        journey upon any urgent necessity, though the Bishop was wont
 8      III, XXIV |       length, compelled by his necessity, he promised to give him
 9       IV, XXV  |     had first adopted from the necessity of correcting the evil that
10       IV, XXV  |     but in process of time the necessity became a custom.~For in
11        V, XXI  |      of those who, without any necessity, presume either to anticipate,