Book, Chapter

 1    I, 3 |    universe? unless we should happen to think that, if there
 2    I, 3 |        do not see that it may happen that some may be opposed
 3    I, 5 |       And lest any one should happen to be ignorant what that
 4    I, 19|    God. Nor can this possibly happen. For if the honour paid
 5   II, 9 |     one another, which cannot happen without discord and destruction.
 6   II, 12| necessary that it should once happen, that animals might be born;
 7   II, 12|     place, which can scarcely happen within the space of one
 8  III, 8 |      But he saw that it might happen that a bad opinion is entertained
 9  III, 8 |      people? What, then, will happen, if through the error and
10  III, 9 |   duty of a man, which cannot happen without the ruin of the
11  III, 12|    animal or body; nor can it happen to any one without the virtue
12  III, 18|   even exist? Unless we shall happen to believe that foolish
13  III, 19|     well, if at any time they happen to fare ill. Therefore they
14  III, 23|     another man, which we see happen in the case of those animals
15  III, 24|    round, it must necessarily happen that it should present the
16  III, 28|   source things good and evil happen to them. They think that
17   IV, 3 |   often has happened, and may happen, that some philosopher may
18   IV, 11|   foretold that it would thus happen. For Isaiah whom the Jews
19   IV, 13|  foretold to them as about to happen, and yet they could not
20   IV, 18|     things were thus about to happen, was announced both by the
21   IV, 18|    that the same things would happen:--~"He shall afterwards
22   IV, 18| foretold that this also would happen:--~"They gave me gall for
23   IV, 21|    things which were about to happen, which Peter and Paul preached
24   IV, 24|      this cannot by any means happen, unless He should take to
25   IV, 24|      the reason why it cannot happen is manifest. For if He should
26   IV, 24|  taught, so that if he should happen to say, You enjoin impossibilities;
27    V, 3 |     the magicians; nor can it happen at any time. When, therefore,
28    V, 12|      what evils were about to happen to us, and in what manner,
29    V, 15|     be seen what was about to happen to those men who had begun
30    V, 17|      yet that it may possibly happen without ruin, for men to
31    V, 17|      just man do, if he shall happen to have suffered shipwreck,
32    V, 18|   deny that it can in any way happen that a man who is truly
33    V, 21|     all things which are done happen by chance? Do we destroy
34    V, 23|       are either inflicted or happen to fall upon us. Therefore
35    V, 23|    the title, "Why many evils happen to good men, though there
36    V, 23|        as it is accustomed to happen in matters of uncertainty
37   VI, 9 |    sought, and whatever evils happen are to be endured, it will
38   VI, 17|  believe that it can possibly happen that this same fear is the
39   VI, 20|      ignorant what things may happen, or are accustomed to happen,
40   VI, 20|  happen, or are accustomed to happen, in the case of each sex,
41   VI, 25|        if anything good shall happen to him, let him give thanks;
42  VII, 10|       the chief good does not happen to man except after death. "
43  VII, 10|     if circumstances shall so happen, to death in which we have
44  VII, 14|      and seers to be about to happen before that last ending
45  VII, 15|      that if there shall then happen to be any good men, they
46  VII, 17|    When these things shall so happen, then the righteous and
47  VII, 25|      the prophets as about to happen hereafter: but I have not