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 1      I,  1 |       entirely on the surface, as happens in the case of the principles
 2      I,  1 |          the special sciences, as happens (for example) in the case
 3      I,  5 |         any kind of way from what happens (accidit) to be true of
 4      I,  7 |         to whom we give the order happens not to understand us; he
 5      I,  15|       Sometimes it signifies what happens at a certain time, as (e.g.)
 6      I,  15|           as (e.g.) the good that happens at the right time: for what
 7      I,  15|          the right time: for what happens at the right time is called
 8      I,  18|      mislead him, if our answerer happens not to know the number of
 9     II,  2 |        one were to say that white happens (accidit) to be a colour-for
10     II,  2 |       saying (e.g.) that "Justice happens (accidit) to be a virtue";
11     II,  5 |     moreover the view in question happens to be one of a kind on which
12     II,  6 |       usually; for a chance event happens neither of necessity nor
13     II,  6 |         nor usually. If the thing happens usually, then even supposing
14     II,  6 |          whether he meant that it happens usually or that it happens
15     II,  6 |        happens usually or that it happens necessarily, it is open
16     II,  6 |  assumption that he meant that it happens necessarily: e.g. if he
17    III,  1 |        assent that whichever side happens to have the advantage is
18    III,  6 |           cases evil; and if what happens justly is in some cases
19    III,  6 |        cases evil, then also what happens unjustly is in some cases
20     IV,  1 |     predicated of one of them, as happens in the case of an accident:
21     IV,  2 |         another involuntarily, as happens in the case of inanimate
22     IV,  3 |        will itself be a genus, as happens in the case of "good" and "
23     IV,  4 |          which the terms are used happens not to be equal, for while "
24      V,  2 |        whichever of these results happens, its character as a property
25      V,  5 |         some properties it mostly happens that some error is incurred
26      V,  5 |       others in a less degree, as happens with "consisting of most
27      V,  5 |        property. In some cases it happens that this is so: for sometimes
28     VI,  4 |        Whereas to us it sometimes happens that the converse is the
29     VI,  4 |         they define, unless it so happens that the same thing is more
30     VI,  4 |        the same thing. For, as it happens, different things are more
31     VI,  4 |           approval if the definer happens to have framed his expression
32     VI,  6 |           see if, whenever a term happens to be used in a number of
33     VI,  9 |       definitions of this sort it happens that what the definer defines
34     VI,  10|           This is, moreover, what happens to Dionysius’ definition
35    VII,  1 | supposition to bring it about; as happens to those who assert that "
36   VIII,  3 |    discuss it. This sort of thing happens particularly in the case
37   VIII,  3 |   conclusions are shown.~It often happens that a difficulty is found
38   VIII,  6 |   personally accountable for what happens to him, if he grants the
39   VIII,  12|         conclusion proposed-which happens principally in the case
40   VIII,  12|       appropriate to the case, as happens when a non-medical argument