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 1 II    |        not of justice, at your hands. "I am a Christian," the
 2 XI    |      into being by a creator's hands, as Plato hold--was manifestly,
 3 XI    |      lightnings you put in his hands; that in like manner before
 4 XII   |   these useful articles at the hands of reckless art, which in
 5 XIV   |       the same violence at the hands of the other gods; that
 6 XVII  |        it is taken in, and the hands by which it is tainted,
 7 XVII  |    proof from the works of His hands, so numerous and so great,
 8 XXIII |      God threatens them at the hands of Christ as Judge, and
 9 XXIV  |       offices are put into the hands of many, as Plato describes
10 XXIV  |         let one lift suppliant hands to the heavens, another
11 XXV   |       had retribution at their hands. But divinities unconscious
12 XXVII |    dispositions. And yet, when hands are laid on them, they are
13 XXIX  |   Caesar's protection in their hands, so that you can imagine
14 XXIX  |   their safety rests in leaden hands. But you are impious in
15 XXX   | Thither we lift our eyes, with hands outstretched, because free
16 XXX   |       the sacrifices. With our hands thus stretched out and up
17 XXXI  |    many accidents put into the hands of those who are not of
18 XXXVII|       can suffer injury at our hands? In regard to this, recall
19 XL    |  recognize? They suffer at the hands of Him to whom they have
20 XLII  |      reject no creature of His hands, though certainly we exercise
21 XLVIII|        he may receive at God's hands a judgment, whether of good