Book,  Chapter

 1     I,  12| please Me who are such not of necessity, but of free choice. Willingly
 2     I,  13|       in his heart, having no necessity, but hath power as touching
 3     I,  28|    shall briefly answer: What necessity rests upon me to run the
 4     I,  36|       the 4507 Symplegades of necessity and virtue, on either side;
 5     I,  36|       death of the cross—what necessity was there for Him to be
 6     I,  47|      one ought not to be? For necessity is but a faithless keeper
 7    II,  3 |      and we are not forced by necessity either to virtue or to vice.
 8    II,  3 |        Otherwise, if there be necessity, there is no crown. As in
 9    II,  17|  wished to drink, all must of necessity, whether they so desire
10    II,  22|      nothing to glory of; for necessity is laid upon me; for woe
11    II,  30|     members in one body, what necessity is there for calling her