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for it is so too with many bodily toms and weather-signs, nor is that which shall hereafter he identical with that which is now going to be. Still, and these constitute natural tokens of certain events,at even and odd. For the principle which is expressed in the gambler’s maxim: ‘If you make many throws your luck must change, speaking generally, many, as we said, however,’ holds in their case also.

That many dreams have no fulfilment is not strange, we must hold thsedd(COMat the beginnings from which, are real beginnings, e.g. those of train or wind. For if another movement occurs more influential than that from which, even though the events do not come to pass.

As for [prophetic] dreams which involve nsedd(COMot such beginnings [sc. of future events] as, that which was about to happen is not in every case what now is happening, while [the event to which it pointed was] still future, though well-planned are by the operation of other principlsedd(COMes more powerful [than man’s agency] brought to nought. For, no consummation follows, of the things which ought to be accomplished by human agency, the given token was derived, the event [to which such token pointed] does not take placsedd(COMe. So,