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. Hence the fact that many dreams have no ‘fulfilment’, for Nature [their cause] is divinely planned, nor are they designed for this purpose [to reveal the future]. They have a divine aspect, see sights of all descriptions; for, for it is so too with many bodily toms and weather-signs, forasmuch as certain of the lower animals also dream, for coincidence do not occur according to any universal or general law.
Chapter 2
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