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1  II, 3|    by its absence. Thus we ascribe the wreck of a ship to the
2  II, 4|   that everything which we ascribe to chance or spontaneity
3  II, 4|     There are some too who ascribe this heavenly sphere and
4  II, 8|  problems, for all writers ascribe things to this cause, arguing
5  II, 8|    is this true. We do not ascribe to chance or mere coincidence
6 III, 4| effectiveness which we can ascribe to it is that of a principle.
7 III, 6|  they get the dignity they ascribe to the infinite-its containing