Section,  Paragraph

 1  II,  139 |         of revolutions which may happen, and, finally, of death
 2  II,  140 |                 140. How does it happen that this man, so distressed
 3 III,  194 |         darkness? And how can it happen that the following argument
 4 III,  194 |        to inquire into what must happen to me. Perhaps I might find
 5 III,  233 |      infinite gain, as likely to happen as the loss of nothingness.~
 6 VII,  479 |       That is the worst that can happen. But if there were a God
 7  IX,  618 |          continual changes which happen among them, both of religions
 8  XI,  697 |      only when we see the events happen. Thus the proofs of retreat,
 9  XI,  708 |        the seventy weeks, should happen at the same time, and all
10  XI,  710 |          exactly all that was to happen to them in the land which
11  XI,  713 |        Moses foretold what would happen to each tribe.~Prophecy.—"
12 XII,  737 | different signs which should all happen at the advent of the Messiah,
13 XIII,  842|        doctrine. And if miracles happen, it is said that miracles
14 XIII,  842|     subtle doctrine. This cannot happen.~And still less that God,
15 XIII,  845|         same Church there should happen a miracle on the side of
16 XIII,  850|         foretold that such would happen.~
17 XIV,  887 |          know that all this must happen; princes, prophets, Pope,