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 1   I, 4|       in multitude was probably due to his acceptance of the
 2  II, 4|       did not expect to meet is due to one’s wish to go and
 3  II, 4|       which as they say are not due to chance; whereas we should
 4  II, 5|         things of this kind are due to chance and that things
 5  II, 5|       to chance and that things due to chance are of this kind.~
 6  II, 5|         there; and this was not due to the fact that he went
 7  II, 6|        deliberate intention and due to agents capable of that
 8  II, 6|         be that the heavens are due to spontaneity, it will
 9  II, 8|        that such things are all due to nature even the champions
10  II, 9|        without these, it is not due to these, except as its
11  II, 9| necessary nature, but it is not due to these (except as its
12  II, 9|       house. But the end is not due to these except as the matter,
13 VII, 3|     elements within the body in due proportion, in relation
14 VII, 4|     respect of any attribute is due to a difference in that