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 1 III, 4 |          he shows no cause of the necessity. But yet so far at least
 2  IV, 5 |        which is to be sweet is of necessity of such and such a nature.
 3  IV, 5 |          these views destroy this necessity, leaving nothing to be of
 4  IV, 5 |          leaving nothing to be of necessity, as they leave no essence
 5  IV, 5 |         so that if anything is of necessity, it will not be "both so
 6  IV, 7 |           definition rests on the necessity of their meaning something;
 7   V, 5 |           compulsion is a form of necessity, as Sophocles says: "But
 8   V, 5 | necessitates me to this act". And necessity is held to be something
 9   V, 5 |         forces-which implies that necessity is that because of which
10   V, 5 |        kind of cause is a sort of necessity. Again, demonstration is
11   V, 5 |            and the causes of this necessity are the first premisses,
12   V, 5 |         Now some things owe their necessity to something other than
13   V, 5 |          themselves the source of necessity in other things. Therefore
14   V, 12|          which the contrary is of necessity true, e.g. that the diagonal
15   V, 12|        not only false but also of necessity false. The contrary of this,
16   V, 12|           is not seated is not of necessity false. The possible, then,
17   V, 12|        means that which is not of necessity false; in one, that which
18   V, 30|          asserted, but neither of necessity nor usually, e.g. if some
19   V, 30|      neither does the one come of necessity from the other or after
20   V, 30|           this does not happen of necessity nor usually, we call it
21  VI, 2 |         the same state and are of necessity (not necessity in the sense
22  VI, 2 |         and are of necessity (not necessity in the sense of compulsion
23  VI, 2 |   otherwise), and some are not of necessity nor always, but for the
24  VI, 2 |       either are or come to be of necessity and always, but, the majority
25  VI, 2 |        not, everything will be of necessity). The matter, therefore,
26  VI, 3 |   otherwise all things will be of necessity, since that which is being
27  VI, 3 |           not; so that he will of necessity die, or of necessity not
28  VI, 3 |           of necessity die, or of necessity not die. And similarly if
29  VI, 3 |          that will be, will be of necessity; e.g. it is necessary that
30 VII, 7 |          result will pre-exist of necessity; for the matter is a part;
31  IX, 8 |          can anything which is of necessity exist potentially; yet these
32   X, 10|         attributes that belong of necessity to the things to which they
33   X, 10|   attributes which are present of necessity. The characteristics, then,
34  XI, 8 |           either is always and of necessity (necessity not in the sense
35  XI, 8 |          always and of necessity (necessity not in the sense of violence,
36  XI, 8 |           part, nor always and of necessity, but merely as it chances;
37  XI, 8 |      occurs neither always and of necessity, nor for the most part,
38  XI, 8 |     occurs, but not always nor of necessity, nor for the most part.
39  XI, 8 |            everything would be of necessity. If A is when B is, and
40  XI, 8 |       exists not by chance but of necessity, that also of which C was
41  XI, 8 |           was cause will exist of necessity, down to the last causatum
42  XI, 8 |   Therefore all things will be of necessity, and chance and the possibility
43  XI, 8 |          everything will occur of necessity. For to-morrow’s eclipse
44  XI, 8 |          after this will occur of necessity, so that all things occur
45  XI, 8 |          that all things occur of necessity.~As to that which "is" in
46  XI, 9 |           certain quantity, is of necessity moved, and movement is thought
47 XII, 3 |        Evidently then there is no necessity, on this ground at least,
48 XII, 7 |      first mover, then, exists of necessity; and in so far as it exists
49 XII, 7 |         in so far as it exists by necessity, its mode of being is good,
50 XII, 8 |         so many; the assertion of necessity must be left to more powerful
51 XII, 10|           and others to avoid the necessity of this make all things
52 XIII, 6|         all of them.~These are of necessity the only ways in which the
53 XIII, 7|        similar to these follow of necessity. But (3) if those in different