Book, Chapter

 1     Int      |           he turns eagerly to the chance text in Rom. 13:13 - and
 2       2, III |         of the human race who may chance to come upon these writings.
 3       4, III |         enough, that the force of chance, diffused through the whole
 4       4, III |          should be arrived at, by chance and not art, which would
 5       4, III |   consulted came from accident or chance, and not from the art of
 6       5, VII |          way or another, until by chance something more desirable
 7       6, VI  |          us; and there was a grim chance that we should never attain
 8       6, VIII|           them, one day he met by chance a company of his acquaintances
 9       6, IV  |       necessity, by no unforeseen chance - because he is our God,
10       6, VI  |       have oftentimes the help of chance, and out of many things
11       6, VI  | horoscopes was not by art, but by chance. And whatever was said falsely
12       6, VI  |        art, but from the error of chance.~10. An opening being thus
13       6, VI  |         it was not by art, but by chance, that he would speak truly.~
14       7      |        child’s song, overheard by chance, sends him to the Bible;
15       7, II  | presbyters offered Victorinus the chance to make his profession more
16       9, XIX |          itself? And there, if by chance one thing is offered for
17       9, XXXV|         chase a rabbit, but if by chance I pass such a race in the