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 1   1, 4(9)   | Constant, (p. 525. A.) has no term corresponding to this. Syr. [
 2   1, 6      |     if those which we usually term the primary elements of
 3   1, 6      |      in these matters love to term it; and were without figure
 4   2, 12(10) |       ib. notes, p. 255, is a term applied to magical usages.
 5   2, 20     |       its form ? They usually term it moreover, Entelechia42.
 6   2, 21(47) |       cap. xv.) [Greek]. They term the whole world, with its
 7   2, 30(67) |    the Thracians. [Greek] The term occurs in Plato's Polit. (
 8   2, 49(89) |       Gr. e0poxh& This is the term from which the 0Efektikoi/,
 9   2, 49(89) |    Suidas. (Edit. Wetst.) The term (e0poxh_) also occurs Prep.
10   2, 80(141)|         or, it may be, to the term Wisdom of God, 1 Cor. i.
11   3, 27(27) |      from the Peschito in the term only. Orat. de laudd. Constant,
12   3, 67(98) |               1 Applying this term, as on several occasions,
13   4, 8(23)  |  interpretation of the Hebrew term [Hebrew], signifying enumeration,
14   4, 8(23)  |        cap. 3 )": neither the term, nor the contents of the
15   4, 8(24)  |               1 A very common term, used to designate the true
16   4, 9(27)  |       and translated, &c. The term [Syriac] is used here, and
17   4, 10(29) |                         1 The term this (Syr. [Syriac]) may,
18   4, 11     |     prevail against it." The (term) "this" He took (as implying)
19   5, 24(37) |      Bingham's account of the term. (Ant. Christ. Church, Book