Dialogue

 1 Intro|             admitting an element of necessity which reason is incapable
 2 Intro|         that which is created is of necessity corporeal and visible and
 3 Intro|           are other works done from necessity, which we must now place
 4 Intro|            of both, mind persuading necessity as far as possible to work
 5 Intro|           harmonized them as far as necessity permitted.~The probable
 6 Intro|           These are the elements of necessity which the Creator received
 7 Intro|             the good; for food is a necessity, and the river of speech
 8 Intro|     repulsion; or the conception of necessity allied both to the regularity
 9 Intro|           in many ways, as fate, or necessity, or measure, or limit. Unexpected
10 Intro|             subject to a remnant of necessity which he cannot wholly overcome.
11 Intro|       irregularity and disorder, of necessity and chance, which is only
12 Intro|        wanderings of the planets, a necessity which protrudes through
13 Intro|        space, existing by a sort of necessity and hardly distinguishable
14 Intro|           get rid of the element of necessity which is allowed to enter.
15 Intro|             similar confusion about necessity and free-will, and about
16 Intro|          subject to the dominion of necessity in his after life; in the
17 Intro|             speculative doctrine of necessity has often been supported
18 Timae|       becomes or is created must of necessity be created by some cause,
19 Timae|      created must, as we affirm, of necessity be created by a cause. But
20 Timae| unchangeable, and must therefore of necessity, if this is admitted, be
21 Timae|         that which is created is of necessity corporeal, and also visible
22 Timae|            they will all of them of necessity come to be the same, and
23 Timae|           be implanted in bodies by necessity, and be always gaining or
24 Timae|            all these appearances of necessity arise, when the fire from
25 Timae|             come into being through necessity—for the creation is mixed,
26 Timae|             mixed, being made up of necessity and mind. Mind, the ruling
27 Timae|             ruling power, persuaded necessity to bring the greater part
28 Timae|            reason got the better of necessity, the universe was created.
29 Timae|           existence that it must of necessity be in some place and occupy
30 Timae|           most stable bases must of necessity be of such a nature. Now,
31 Timae|           everywhere God, as far as necessity allowed or gave consent,
32 Timae|           are the elements, thus of necessity then subsisting, which the
33 Timae|          grows up in us by a law of necessity, does not admit of the combination
34 Timae|         together, since its life of necessity consisted of fire and breath,
35 Timae|           in this way everything of necessity at last comes round to that
36 Timae|            use in a case of extreme necessity, but in any other will be