V--2nd, Chap 13 Fortune (capped) as in medieval morality plays...

[Mark Kohut]

Boetheus, writing in the sixth century CE, uses allegory to explain the concept 
of fortune. The ensuing dialogue is one of an imprisoned Boetheus 
with Philosophy, Reason and Fortune. His thoughts form the basis for much of 
medieval thinking on the way in which the world operates. Specifically, the 
concept of fortune, or chance, is used repeatedly in medieval literature.

"If Fortune could will"----Chance again see AtD most...