Quotiens, ait, aliquid cuiuspiam rei gratia geritur aliudque quibusdam de causis quam  quod intendebatur obtingit, casus vocatur, ut si quis colendi agri causa fodiens humum defossi auri pondus inveniat.
Whenever, she said, something is done for the sake of some given end, and another thing occurs, for some reason or other, different from what was intended, it is called chance: as, for example, if a man digging in the ground in order to till his field were to find he had dug up a quantity of gold.
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