Book, Chapter

 1 pref,   0|             before him. On the other hand, the man who lays down rules
 2   1,   4 |           sake. To use, on the other hand, is to employ whatever means
 3   1,   7 |      excellence. Those, on the other hand, who endeavour by an effort
 4   1,   9 |      eyeballs. The man, on the other hand, who sees, but shrinks from
 5   1,  14 |            His virtues. On the other hand, the following are, as it
 6   1,  24 |                  Those, on the other hand, who do this in a perverse
 7   1,  34 |             set it down at the right hand of His Father. ~
 8   1,  36 |              ought. If, on the other hand, a man draws a meaning from
 9   1,  38 |             come: love, on the other hand, shall wax greater when
10   1,  38 |         eternal object, on the other hand, is loved with greater ardour
11   2,   2 |     Conventional signs, on the other hand, are those which living
12   2,   2 |             pertain to the matter in hand. And this part of the subject
13   2,  13 |               But take, on the other hand, the saying of the apostle: "
14   2,  20 |             left thumb in your right hand. ~
15   2,  22 |              have laid hold with his hand upon the heel of his brother,
16   2,  26 |     detestation; those, on the other hand, which relate to the mutual
17   2,  35 |             pertain to the matter in hand, nor anything to be omitted
18   2,  37 |            them. Those, on the other hand, who cannot walk, care still
19   2,  37 |             A dull man, on the other hand, does not see the unsoundness,
20   3,   3 |             who is even at the right hand of God? who also maketh
21   3,   3 |              questions. On the other hand, in that passage where the
22   3,   8 |          Israel. Those, on the other hand, whom it found in bondage
23   3,   9 |          signifies: he, on the other hand, who either uses or honours
24   3,  12 | superstitious; whoever, on the other hand, uses them so as to transgress
25   3,  25 |              as for example, "In the hand of the Lord there is a cup,
26   3,  26 |           Nor ought we, on the other hand, in regard to spiritual
27   4,   4 |              narrative. On the other hand, to clear up points that
28   4,  15 |           ought, except Him in whose hand both we and our speeches
29   4,  20 |            ordained by angels in the hand of a mediator. Now a mediator
30   4,  20 |             far spent, the day is at hand: let us therefore cast off
31   4,  20 |          they do not happen to be at hand, it does not seek for them.
32   4,  20 |           righteousness on the right hand and on the left, by honour
33   4,  20 |             who is even at the right hand of God, who also maketh
34   4,  21 |            the staff that was in his hand, there rose up fire out
35   4,  21 |       another painter should put his hand over it, as if to improve
36   4,  21 |           With rash and sacrilegious hand thou wouldst fain change
37   4,  23 |        temperate style, on the other hand, not indeed always, but
38   4,  24 |         majestic style, on the other hand, frequently silences the
39   4,  25 |              to secure. On the other hand, what the temperate style
40   4,  26 |            it condemns. On the other hand, without perspicuity this
41   4,  30 |          praise may be His "in whose hand are both we and our words." ~