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 1   I,  10|   reproach".~Now many events happen by chance, and events differing
 2   I,  11|    but since the events that happen are numerous and admit of
 3  II,  6 |    work well.~How this is to happen we have stated already,
 4 III,  3 |  involve movement but always happen in the same way, whether
 5 III,  3 | stars; nor about things that happen now in one way, now in another,
 6 III,  3 |   concerned with things that happen in a certain way for the
 7  IV,  5 |    of pain. If this does not happen they retain their burden;
 8   V,  8 |     for he does things which happen to be just or unjust. Whether
 9 VIII,  4|       which is what ought to happen between friends. Friendship
10  IX,  1 |      nothing. Such incidents happen when the lover loves the
11  IX,  10|    people, for it may likely happen that one has at once to