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Etenim si illud vere conectitur: “Si oriente Canicula natus es, in mari non moriere”, primumque quod est in
conexo: “Natus es oriente Canicula”, necessarium est
(omnia enim vera in praeteritis necessaria sunt, ut
Chrysippo placet dissentienti a magistro Cleanthe,
quia sunt inmutabilia nec in falsum e vero praeterita
possunt convertere); si igitur, quod primum in conexo
est, necessarium est, fit etiam, quod consequitur, necessarium. Quamquam hoc Chrysippo non videtur valere in
omnibus; sed tamen, si naturalis est causa, cur in mari
Fabius non moriatur, in mari Fabius mori non potest.
De Fato. M. Tullius Cicero. C. F. W. Müller. Leipzig. Teubner. 1915.
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