Book, Chapter

 1       1, XVI  |       the eloquence which is so necessary to persuade people to your
 2       2, III  |         supply his son with the necessary expenses for a far journey
 3       3, IX   |        either exhibit something necessary at that particular time
 4       5, V    |       knowledge of which is not necessary to piety? For thou hast
 5       6, III  |        refreshing his body with necessary food or his mind with reading. ~
 6       8, VIII |       with a holy severity when necessary and instructing them with
 7       9       |        comes finally to see how necessary and right it was for the
 8       9, XXXIV|        all these far beyond the necessary and moderate use of them
 9       9, XL   |        I can get relief from my necessary duties, I resort to this
10      10, II   |        I can find free from the necessary care of the body, the exercise
11      12, XVIII|         the night. Yet they are necessary for those to whom thy most
12      12, XXI  |      this temporal nature as is necessary in order that the eternal
13      12, XXIV | fecundity], since they are made necessary by the degree of our involvement