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 1 III, 4  |    existence, how can gods who need food be eternal?-But into
 2  IV, 5  |        all opponents; for some need persuasion, and others compulsion.
 3   V, 4  |       in the latter case there need not be anything besides
 4   V, 6  |        the movement of the leg need not be one. And the straight
 5 VII, 8  |      substances; and the Forms need not, for this reason at
 6  IX, 2  |      but he who does it merely need not also do it well.~
 7  IX, 4  |     must be possible. For if B need not be possible, there is
 8  IX, 8  |        or because they have no need to theorize. Further, matter
 9   X, 3  |    that which it is other than need not be other in some definite
10  XI, 6  |     sensible things themselves need not share in any change,
11 XII, 6  |       that which has a potency need not exercise it. Nothing,
12 XII, 6  |    this is so, nothing that is need be; for it is possible for
13 XII, 6  | motions actually exhibit. What need then is there to seek for
14 XII, 8  |     the lowest-situated planet need not be counteracted the
15 XIII, 10|   quite well be many and there need be no a-itself and b-itself
16 XIV, 3  |     that are impossible. There need be no doubt whether the
17 XIV, 6  |    have been the same. But why need these numbers be causes?
18 XIV, 6  |      the units do); so that we need not assume Ideas for this