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1  9|       them in the uncertainty of fate. Although not all in fact,
2 11|      innocence are attributed by fate. For whatever we do, as
3 11|        do, as some ascribe it to fate, so you refer it to God:
4 11|      from the dead either by the fate of Protesilaus, with permission
5 36|                 XXXVI. ARGUMENT: FATE IS NOTHING, EXCEPT SO FAR
6 36|        NOTHING, EXCEPT SO FAR AS FATE IS GOD. MAN'S MIND IS FREE,
7 36|  apologize for what happens from fate. Let what happens be of
8 36|         judged. For what else is fate than what God has spoken
9 36| disposition is blamed. And about fate enough is said; or if, in