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1      I, IV|       unless he be provided with necessaries. And as in the arts which
2      I, IX|    exchange with one another the necessaries of life and nothing more;
3      I, IX|        into use. For the various necessaries of life are not easily carried
4     IV, IV| established merely to supply the necessaries of life, rather than for
5     IV, IV|      parts which minister to the necessaries of life. Whether their several
6     VI, IV|     assembly, and not having the necessaries of life they are always
7    VII, IV|       self-sufficing in all mere necessaries, as a nation may be, it
8    VII, VI|          and to the provision of necessaries, that the city and territory
9    VII, XV|     useful to business. For many necessaries of life have to be supplied