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Ex quo intellegitur, ut fatum sit non id,
quod superstitiose, sed id, quod physice dicitur, causa
aeterna rerum, cur et ea, quae praeterierunt, facta
sint et, quae instant, fiant et, quae sequuntur, futura
sint. Ita fit, ut et observatione notari possit, quae
res quamque causam plerumque consequatur, etiamsi
non semper (nam id quidem adfirmare difficile est),
easdemque causas veri simile est rerum futurarum
cerni ab iis, qui aut per furorem eas aut in quiete
videant.
56.
De Divinatione. M. Tullius Cicero. C. F. W. Müller. Leipzig. Teubner. 1915.
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