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 1      I, 9 |                             9~It happens sometimes also that when
 2      I, 13|       walking, or generally what happens by chance: for none of these
 3      I, 15|        stated when each of these happens and the reason why. But
 4      I, 25|           or (ii) the same thing happens to be inferred by means
 5      I, 28|         the subjects of which it happens to be asserted), and the
 6      I, 28| identical. Secondly, wherever it happens that a syllogism results
 7      I, 35| sometimes a complex of words, as happens in the case mentioned.~
 8      I, 36|       single science of them.~It happens sometimes that the first
 9     II, 16|       problem proposed; but this happens in many ways. A man may
10     II, 21|                  21~It sometimes happens that just as we are deceived
11     II, 21|        similar way. For it never happens that a man starts with a
12     II, 21|       are not contrary. And this happens also to the man whose knowledge