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 1   I,  8|             has the activity will of necessity be acting, and acting well.
 2 III,  3|             the same way, whether of necessity or by nature or from any
 3 III,  3|            what is left. For nature, necessity, and chance are thought
 4  IV,  1|             something noble but as a necessity, that he may have something
 5  VI,  3|           scientific knowledge is of necessity. Therefore it is eternal;
 6  VI,  3|               for things that are of necessity in the unqualified sense
 7  VI,  4|               or come into being, by necessity, nor with things that do
 8  VI,  5|             about things that are of necessity, practical wisdom cannot
 9 VII,  7| self-indulgent; for such a man is of necessity unlikely to repent, and
10  IX,  2|          service and of its nobility necessity. But that we should not