ing ?at by ry?t may
be cleped ey?er hap{pe} or ellis auenture of fortune.
[Sidenote: Is there nothing (hid from the vulgar) to which these
words may be applied?]
[Sidenote: [* fol. 34.]]
or is
?er ou?t al *be it so ?at it is hidd fro ?e poeple to
whiche ?ise wordes ben couenable.
[Sidenote: _P._ Aristotle defines this matter with much precision
and probability.
]
Myn
aristotul
q{uo}d 4340
she.
in ?e book of his phisik diffinisse? ?is ?ing by
short resou{n} and ney?e to ?e so?e.
[Sidenote: _B._ How?]
? In whiche manere
q{uo}d I.
[Sidenote: _P._ So often as a man does anything for the sake of
any other thing, and another thing than what he intended to do is
produced by other causes, that thing so produced is called
_Chance_.]
