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 1    I, 12|       And this may perhaps have happened in truth. But men, having
 2    I, 13|     possible that each may have happened: that Uranus first began
 3    I, 19|      First of all, it has never happened that the worshipper of these
 4   II, 4 |       they also imagine that it happened through the will of the
 5   II, 4 |     chance, which has sometimes happened, but not always. But I will
 6   II, 11|     both at what time the flood happened on the earth, and who it
 7   II, 11|       world, as is said to have happened in the case of Phaethon;
 8   II, 11|         man. And if this deluge happened by chance, it might assuredly
 9   II, 11|         it might assuredly have happened that he who was the only
10   II, 12|       us suppose that this also happened by chance; the circumstances
11   II, 12|         if these things plainly happened, that the newly born animals
12   II, 17|          Assuredly nothing then happened to the Romans by "the fates
13   II, 17|      that it may appear to have happened through disregard of them.
14  III, 12|       Seneca also unconsciously happened to confess that there is
15  III, 18|        see what evil could have happened to him if he had lived.
16  III, 20|         some accident a man has happened to see them, his guilt is
17  III, 23| calamity should be said to have happened by his fault.~
18   IV, 3 |       one, because it often has happened, and may happen, that some
19   IV, 30|        I will explain: how this happened. There were some of our
20    V, 1 |       to whom his writings have happened to be known. I have heard
21    V, 1 |      better things. But if this happened to him whose eloquence is
22    V, 2 |      called thither, and it had happened that at the same time the
23    V, 2 |         had received, unless it happened by chance that the sacred
24    V, 3 |      divinity, which could have happened neither to Apollonius, nor
25   VI, 25|       confess that the evil has happened to him on account of his
26  VII, 9 |       the wicked, or prosperity happened to the good, they believed
27  VII, 13|      very thought. But this has happened to many philosophers, that
28  VII, 22|       can we suppose would have happened if any one returning from