Book, Chapter

 1    I, 2 |            made or are governed by chance; which sentiment was introduced
 2    I, 11|     possibly be changed, unless by chance it was possible for Saturn
 3    I, 11|           so worshipped? unless by chance not the poets only, but
 4    I, 13|   mutilation from a man? Unless by chance any one esteems him as a
 5   II, 4 |          may have occurred even by chance, which has sometimes happened,
 6   II, 5 |        times that they were not by chance, he judged that they were
 7   II, 5 |            of the stars are not by chance, nothing else remains but
 8   II, 5 |         plain that they are not by chance, so is it clear that they
 9   II, 11|            this deluge happened by chance, it might assuredly have
10   II, 12|         that this also happened by chance; the circumstances which
11   II, 12|      follow assuredly cannot be by chance,--that the earth should
12  III, 11|         men, and that generally by chance; and they often fall to
13  III, 20|          defend it. For if even by chance they have seen the truth--
14  III, 28|            raised aloft? unless by chance he preferred to place the
15  III, 30|          subjects, lest any one by chance being shut out by corrupt
16   IV, 8 |         for procreation. Unless by chance we shall [profanely] imagine,
17   IV, 26|      simple, or superfluous, or by chance. But as those things which
18    V, 1 |        suitable heralds. And if by chance any of the learned have
19    V, 2 |    received, unless it happened by chance that the sacred writings
20    V, 3 |            place of God? unless by chance you alone do so, who are
21    V, 13|           to their gods? Unless by chance they think that those who
22    V, 14|           any injustice. Unless by chance Flaccus appears to them
23    V, 21|           which are done happen by chance? Do we destroy them in a
24   VI, 2 |            their altars? unless by chance they imagine that the gods
25   VI, 12| consolation, that if this shall by chance have occurred to a wise
26   VI, 22|         discussed by us; unless by chance any one requires us to say
27   VI, 25|        degree, lest any one should chance to place confidence in his
28  VII, 1 |             lest any one should by chance think that such great labours
29  VII, 3 |          be done by man? Unless by chance that divine intelligence
30  VII, 6 |            we are brought forth by chance for ourselves, and for the
31  VII, 7 |           are true; but if even by chance he should effect this, he