Book,  Chap.

 1   1,  19|    creates, because nothing is accidental to him; and yet, also he
 2   2,   1|      government, or (3) things accidental to natures, or (4) things
 3   2,  11|          11. Concerning things accidental to nature. ~D. Because enough
 4   2,  11|        world, which things are accidental to natures? M. Indeed, nothing
 5   2,  11| natures? M. Indeed, nothing is accidental to divine nature, for since
 6   2,  11|      Which things at least are accidental to creatures? M. To stand
 7   2,  11|     many. Likewise, <these>are accidental: being engendered, being
 8   2,  11|      to these; nor yet are all accidental to every single <creature>. ~
 9   2,  12|          12. Concerning things accidental to free will. ~D. Because
10   2,  12|        must speak about things accidental to free will. What is free
11   2,  17|       D. What other things are accidental to types? M. The difference
12   2,  18|          2] D. What things are accidental to predictions? M. Principally,