One method of proving the existence of solutions for ODEs (x) over dot = f(
x), where f is continuous, is to approximate f by a sequence of Lipschitz f
unctions f, for which standard existence results can be applied. This short
paper shows conversely that, in a phase space that is not two-dimensional,
for each solution of (x) over dot = f(x) (such solutions may not be unique
) there is a sequence of Lipschitz functions f(n) which approximate f and w
hich have solutions which converge to the chosen limit.