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 1      I, 3 |      not occurred, or will not occur, also cannot have been done
 2      I, 3 |     occurred, will or will not occur. Further, all men, in giving
 3      I, 4 | includes some good things that occur naturally, and some that
 4      I, 4 |       naturally, and some that occur by accident; and about these
 5      I, 15|      we are to argue when they occur in pairs, namely, when you
 6     II, 19|       beginning of a thing can occur, so can the end; for nothing
 7     II, 19| impossible occurs or begins to occur; thus the commensurability
 8     II, 19|        occurs nor can begin to occur. That if the end is possible,
 9     II, 19| beginning; for all things that occur have a beginning. That if
10     II, 19|      genus is a thing that can occur, so can the species; and
11     II, 19|         and if the species can occur, so can the genus: thus,
12     II, 19|      then the end is likely to occur; thus, if there is a foundation,
13    III, 8 |       common talk iambic lines occur oftener than any others:
14    III, 13| between two policies. They may occur then; so may even accusation