Chapter

 1 2 | necessity of freeing, on the one hand, the sentiments held by
 2 2 |         separating, on the other hand, the arguments which both
 3 2 |           Philosophy, on the one hand, has enjoyed the full scope
 4 2 |     while Medicine, on the other hand, has possessed the stringent
 5 9 |        to be even grasped by the hand, soft and transparent and
 6 18|      which either God on the one hand, or the devil on the other,
 7 19|         crush them. On the other hand, in the case of such trees
 8 24|          mouth, to taste; or his hand, to touch. These are, to
 9 26|         brought forth, but whose hand only had been born. Now
10 32|       even if I could take in my hand the "atoms" of Epicurus,
11 43|          thus stretching out the hand to help our faith more readily
12 48|          what opinion on the one hand, and superstition on the
13 55|    sitting at the Father's right hand, when as yet the archangel'
14 56|      other way. If, on the other hand, they are not appointed,
15 58|         often, too, on the other hand, amidst bodily suffering,
16 58|   Scoevola as he melts his right hand over the fire; look also