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1 34| which comes to an end loses locality. In like manner David says, "
2 38|   it is local, it is within locality; if within locality, it
3 38|  within locality; if within locality, it is bounded by the place
4 41|   were. But when you assign locality to good and evil, you make
5 41|   things could not have any locality of their own except in a
6 41|  things to which you assign locality; but you assign locality
7 41|    locality; but you assign locality when you keep motion in