Part, Question

1   2, 41 |          unforeseen: thus ~future misfortunes are feared, and fear of
2   2, 47 |     others should ~rejoice in our misfortunes; that they should make known
3   2, 99 |     justice of the Law, met with ~misfortunes - either because they had
4   2, 34 | detraction, joy at our neighbor's misfortunes, and grief ~for his prosperity."
5   2, 34 |         For joy at our neighbor's misfortunes and grief for ~his prosperity
6   2, 94 |            Sickness is one of the misfortunes that ~occur to man. Now
7   2, 104|         is moved, not by his own ~misfortunes but by another's, so too,
8   2, 127|    misfortune." ~Now troubles and misfortunes are opposed to goods of