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1 3|    spinning of the thread of~destiny, and such-like coincidence
2 5|      for him suitably to his destiny. For this is what we mean~
3 5|   existing~causes necessity (destiny) is made up to be such a
4 5|     they say, It (necessity, destiny) brought this to such a~
5 5| ancient causes spun with thy destiny; and the~other, because
6 5|    of that which is fixed by~destiny, and how small a part of
7 7|   that no man can~escape his destiny, the next inquiry being
8 7|  spun with the thread~of thy destiny. For what is more suitable?~
9 8|   Was it not in the order~of destiny that these persons too should