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 1       5, X      |        all this, I was still on terms of more intimate friendship
 2       6, IV     |  conceive of except in physical terms.~If I could have believed,
 3       6, VII    | especially and in very familiar terms. Alypius had been born in
 4       8, III    |        to be a Christian on any terms except those that were impossible.
 5      10, XXI    |        speak of time, except in terms of the length of the periods
 6      10, XXVI   |        length of a crossbeam in terms of cubits?444 Thus, we can
 7      11, II(457)| described superlatively only in terms of itself!~
 8      11, XVII   |    matter.”~“What then do these terms mean?”~They reply, “That
 9      11, XVII   |     what he was saying in those terms.” “What is that?”~“By the
10      11, XVII   |          What is that?”~“By the terms of heaven and earth,” they
11      11, XVII   |        included under these two terms. Yet, since all things have
12      11, XVII   |       was spoken of in the same terms by which the invisible and
13      11, XVII   |        are not signified by the terms ‘heaven and earth,’ when
14      11, XVII   |        made was called by these terms - because the chaos was
15      11, XIX    |        the earth) and these two terms include all entities that
16      12, XXVI   |         distinguish between the terms “gift” and “fruit.” A “gift”
17      12, XXIX   |         I say. But it speaks in terms of time, whereas time does