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 1  II,  62 |       For to say silly things by chance and weakness is a common
 2  II,  82 |       him a bad shave, or let by chance his dress be more dirtied
 3  II,  97 |         the choice of a calling; chance decides it. Custom makes
 4  II,  98 |        condition, or of country, chance gives them to us.~It is
 5  II,  116|      many vocations? And by what chance does each man ordinarily
 6 III,  233|       are forced to play, not to chance your life to gain three
 7 III,  233| infinitely happy life to gain, a chance of gain against a finite
 8 III,  234|     according to the doctrine of chance which was demonstrated above.~
 9 III,  234|         not seen the doctrine of chance which proves that we should
10 III,  236|     According to the doctrine of chance, you ought to put yourself
11 III,  238|  self-love (for ten years is the chance), to try hard to please
12   V,  294|         obstinately, if reckless chance which has distributed human
13   V,  337|         is not a personal, but a chance superiority. The learned
14  VI,  370|                             370. Chance gives rise to thoughts,
15  VI,  370|      gives rise to thoughts, and chance removes them; no art can
16 VII,  432|    guessed without reason and by chance. They also erred always
17 VII,  434|         by a wicked demon, or by chance, it is doubtful whether
18 VII,  513|          righteous. But it is by chance that he said it; for it
19 VII,  513|          necessity, the other of chance. But the two are all that
20  XI,  693|    should not be said that it is chance which has done it?~Whosoever,
21  XI,  693|          this is not a stroke of chance...~Now, if the passions
22  XI,  706|        be taken for an effect of chance, it was necessary that this
23 XII,  743|          mob pronounced as if by chance, in accusing Jesus Christ
24 XII,  743|     judged by Jews and Gentiles. Chance was apparently the cause