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 1 XIV    |       For though such things did happen, who was there to prove
 2 XVIII  |     possible, and sometimes does happen? In spite of possible disappointment,
 3 XVIII  |    philosophy "? though it might happen that hearing some illiterate
 4 XVIII  |    converse with such hearers as happen to be by. Will it then be
 5 XX(397)|         all these things did not happen at the same time." ~
 6 XX     |      divination what is going to happen, so they may also rid men
 7 XXI    |     contrary, the same thing may happen to a man of greater knowledge
 8 XXIII  |       they think that all things happen, both earthly events in
 9 XXIII  |       for if certain events must happen, and the stars create the
10 XXIII  | combination with one another can happen, it is unreasonable to expect
11 XXIII  |     acquaint any one who did not happen to be present with the facts.
12 XXIII  |        having learnt what was to happen, were, on seeing it accomplished,
13 XXIII  |   concerning it. For it does not happen because it is known, but
14 XXIII  |         is known because it will happen; and we must herein carefully
15 XXIII  |         when things may possibly happen or not happen, we may contemplate
16 XXIII  |       may possibly happen or not happen, we may contemplate either
17 XXIII  |        future event, which would happen even if it were not predicted,
18 XXIII  |         elder brethren, if there happen to be any. ~15. For the
19 XXIV   |       for one of two things will happen: he will either after hearing