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 1      I,  11|     the sophists that what is need not in every case either
 2      I,  11|       puzzle one of those who need argument, not punishment
 3      I,  11|     love one’s parents or not need punishment, while those
 4      I,  11|  whether snow is white or not need perception. The subjects
 5     II,  3 |       a statement there is no need to start the discussion
 6    III,  2 |     if all possess, we do not need the other thing, is more
 7     IV,  4 |     present" is a "grant that need not be returned". In some
 8     IV,  4 |       are used), while others need not be found in the things
 9     VI,  8 |   pleasant, so that their aim need not be really good or pleasant,
10     VI,  13| element. This again, however, need not necessarily be the case,
11    VII,  3 |   purpose, and accordingly we need only make the bare statement
12    VII,  5 |      not even so is there any need to prove the converse of
13    VII,  5 |  universally: and there is no need to prove the converse of
14    VII,  5 |    Likewise also the property need not belong as a genus, nor
15   VIII,  1 |     is no other premiss which need be secured: these are the
16   VIII,  1 |      the very proposition you need to secure, but rather something
17   VIII,  2 |     in this case, when people need to secure the universal,