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 1 3 |   life, but subsequently for terms of ten years. The first
 2 5 |      advises them to come to terms and put an end to the quarrel
 3 9 |    up in simple and explicit terms (but like the one concerning
 4 9 |     framing a law in general terms; for we must judge of his
 5 14|   his daughter; and on these terms he brought him back to Athens,
 6 22|   whom it was lent. On these terms he received the money and
 7 34| following manner. One of the terms of peace stipulated that
 8 39|  Eucleides, on the following terms. All persons who, having
 9 39|    if they could not come to terms, they should appoint three
10 39| country should have the same terms allowed to them after their
11 39|  rated in the city. On these terms those who wished to do so
12 40|     had taken place on these terms, those who had fought on