Chapter

 1 1 |              desire to break the foul hands of Anytus and Melitus, he,
 2 5 | susceptibility. Chrysippus also joins hands in fellowship with Cleanthes
 3 6 |               for walking, and to the hands for touching, and to the
 4 17|             which seemed rough to the hands is felt by the feet to be
 5 17|             right that limbs like the hands and the feet, so different
 6 17|           upon with our eyes, and our hands have handled, of the Word
 7 17|               our eyes, and ears, and hands be by nature a lie.~
 8 33|            its coup de grace from the hands of most expert practitioners--
 9 51|               prayer she withdrew her hands from her side, placed them
10 51|            and even if they moved the hands, this still would not have
11 54|               impurity obtains at the hands of philosophers! In his