Book, Chapter

 1        1, XI    |              might and sometimes does happen? And yet the belief that
 2        1, XXIX  |            viz., when a man's parents happen to be in a position of rank
 3        1, XXXVII|               the events that were to happen to Israel, and those nations
 4        1, XLVIII|               disciples that it would happen, and that they would see
 5        1, LIX   |      occasions also, when good was to happen, comets made their appearance;
 6        2, XIV   |              knowledge of what was to happen. But this concession he
 7        2, XVII  |               knew beforehand were to happen?" And yet Socrates knew
 8        2, XVII  |               all things that were to happen, did not avoid them, but
 9        2, XX    |          because he foretold it would happen; but the future event itself,
10        2, XX    |       possible that it may or may not happen, viz., that one or other
11        2, XX    |                 This shall infallibly happen, and it is impossible that
12        2, XX    |          possible that they might not happen), he does not at all touch
13        3, VI    |             mother tongue, how did it happen that after so doing they
14        3, XLVII |                too, that this did not happen to them without divine permission,
15        3, L     |         publicly with those whom they happen to meet. Will they maintain,
16        4, XI    | conflagrations and floods are wont to happen, and because after the last
17        4, XVIII |           then what inconvenience can happen to the Word who, in great
18        4, XXVII |           from them, unless it should happen, and that rarely, that some
19        4, LXVIII|           times in the past, and will happen countless times in the future,
20        4, LXXIX |              all these things did not happen at the same time." Now let
21        4, XCVI  |          although their character may happen to be bad. And in the same
22        5, XXIII |       principle,--yet, if such things happen according to the word and
23        5, XXV   |            whatever they are, if they happen to be established among
24        7, XV    |           have been foretold will not happen to God." When, then, we
25        7, XIX   |              of history, did actually happen after the coming of Christ,
26        8, LXIX  |               started is, "What would happen if the Romans were persuaded