Book, Chapter

1    I, 11|   dividing of the kingdoms by lot. For they say that the heaven
2    I, 11|      the islands, fell to the lot of Neptune. How can this
3  III, 1 |    eloquence had fallen to my lot, though not such as it was
4  III, 9 | lastly, it cannot fall to the lot of any one without knowledge
5  III, 11|      and does not fall to the lot of many: for they who are
6  III, 11|    them. For they fall to the lot of fewer men, and that generally
7    V, 15|    equal who have by an equal lot arrived at the condition