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 1   I, 1 |  time I was convinced of the necessity of undertaking once in my
 2 III, 28| perfect than myself, must of necessity have proceeded from a being
 3 III, 33|     my existence, it must of necessity be admitted that it is likewise
 4  IV, 17|      to nothing, but must of necessity have God for its author --
 5   V, 9 |    for my thought imposes no necessity on things; and as I may
 6   V, 10|       or that it imposes any necessity on things, but, on the contrary,
 7   V, 10|    but, on the contrary, the necessity which lies in the thing
 8   V, 10|   thing itself, that is, the necessity of the existence of God,
 9   V, 11|      in particular. And this necessity is sufficient, as soon as
10   V, 15|    distinctly perceive is of necessity true: although I no longer