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 1  II, 5 | grounded. Things do, in a way, occur by chance, for they occur
 2  II, 5 |      occur by chance, for they occur incidentally and chance
 3  II, 8 | purpose, and if where mistakes occur there was a purpose in what
 4 III, 6 |        the sense that they may occur and that they are actually
 5  VI, 7 |    infinite over the finite to occur in any way other than by
 6 VII, 3 |   alteration and being altered occur in sensible things and in
 7 VIII, 2|       without. Now if this can occur in an animal, why should
 8 VIII, 2| universe as a whole? If it can occur in a small world it could
 9 VIII, 2|      small world it could also occur in a great one: and if it
10 VIII, 2|       great one: and if it can occur in the world, it could also
11 VIII, 2|       the world, it could also occur in the infinite; that is,
12 VIII, 8|      in the fact that, if they occur at the same time, they arrest
13 VIII, 8|        is undergone there must occur a state of rest at G: for
14 VIII, 8|       processes of change must occur. The reason is that in these
15 VIII, 9|       in all of them rest must occur and with the occurrence