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1 I, 6| so but simply because of necessity, and secondly because it 2 II, 1| that the sexes arise from Necessity and the first efficient 3 II, 6| use of both; they have of necessity the power of bringing about 4 II, 6| thus it is in one sense by necessity, in another for a final 5 II, 6| be formed in one sense of necessity, but in another sense not 6 II, 6| in another sense not of necessity but for a final cause.~The 7 II, 6| fluid except the eye. Of necessity therefore this region is 8 II, 8| sterile, but will be so of necessity.~We find also that the bodies 9 III, 4| them. The eggs then grow of necessity through this cause (for 10 IV, 3| this, however, is a natural necessity. (For the class of animals 11 IV, 8| what remains must become of necessity bitter and ill-flavoured. 12 IV, 8| sake of what is best and of necessity.~It is here, then, that 13 V, 1| things come into being by Necessity. For, as was said originally 14 V, 1| the animal must have of necessity (for the fundamental idea 15 V, 1| of a particular kind of necessity in another sense, not the 16 V, 8| wearing down), partly from necessity because, while the roots 17 V, 8| final cause, reduces to necessity all the operations of Nature. 18 V, 8| Nature. But to say that necessity is the only cause is much 19 V, 8| for any final end but of necessity and on account of the motive