Book,  Par.

 1     I,     21|         as to what would be the terms of military service after
 2    II,     60|      Germans, and then on equal terms the armies had parted. He
 3    II,     84|       time, a place, finally on terms, as every point was mutually
 4    II,    107| governor to Syria. The proposed terms were refused, and all that
 5    IV,     47|       as brigands and traitors, terms now applied to them, but
 6    VI,      1|        others. Hitherto unknown terms were then for the first
 7    VI,     21|       the Dictator defining the terms of lending money and of
 8    VI,     72|    taunted Macro, in no obscure terms, with forsaking the setting
 9   XII,     70|         conditions of peace and terms of war. To mention after
10   XIV,     62|       for that reason alter the terms of the motion, nor did Thrasea
11   XVI,      8|     Silanus himself in the same terms as he had his uncle Torquatus,