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 1   V, 11|       last place), or to some chance object; and that which is
 2   V, 12|       because the thing might chance to happen or not to happen,
 3   V, 27|              27~It is not any chance quantitative thing that
 4   V, 27| determine the essence nor any chance parts, irrespective of their
 5   V, 30|  cause for an accident, but a chance cause, i.e. an indefinite
 6 VII, 8 |       or whatever else it may chance to be), just as we do not
 7  XI, 8 |        and if C exists not by chance but of necessity, that also
 8  XI, 8 |     will be of necessity, and chance and the possibility of a
 9 XII, 9 |  thinks of the good or of any chance thing? Are there not some
10 XIII, 7|      the 10-itself is not any chance number nor composed of any
11 XIII, 7|    number nor composed of any chance 5’s—or, for that matter,
12 XIII, 7|     should not consist of any chance 2’s; for the indefinite