Book, Chapter

 1   II, 1 |       fear the works of their own hands, as though anything could
 2   II, 2 |    productions, the work of man's hands, from whatever kind of material
 3   II, 3 |         the ground, andspread the hands before the shrines of the
 4   II, 4 |  subjected to the eyes and to the hands, that, in truth, because
 5   II, 4 |         were held in the extended hands of the statues, and said
 6   II, 9 |          the will to make it, and hands to complete that which he
 7   II, 9 |           wont to inquire by what hands by what machines, by what
 8   II, 9 |          about the world--by what hands, with what implements, man
 9   II, 13|      saying:"Man made by the very hands of God, whom the serpent
10   II, 18|           of all things is in the hands of one alone, but even destroy
11  III, 18|         is immortal, laid violent hands upon themselves, as though
12  III, 18|           taking vengeance in His hands. All these philosophers,
13  III, 20|      earth, and use as feet those hands which have been given us
14  III, 26|     bestowing his money with full hands. Give me a man who is afraid
15  III, 27|        any one to be happy in the hands of the executioners? But
16   IV, 1 |      senseless works of their own hands. And what were the effects
17   IV, 1 |         had, as it were, laid its hands upon their minds, so that
18   IV, 6 |      employed both His wisdom and hands in the creation of the world.~
19   IV, 8 |            and no other, by whose hands these works of the world
20   IV, 10|       might be delivered into the hands of wicked men, and might
21   IV, 11|      anger with the works of your hands, that I should destroy you."
22   IV, 11|      accept an offering from your hands; for from the rising of
23   IV, 14|        these things, laid impious hands upon their God? But from
24   IV, 15|           these things not by His hands, or the application of any
25   IV, 15|            saying: "Be strong, ye hands that are relaxed; and ye
26   IV, 15|         of the fishes, and in His hands both of them were increased.
27   IV, 18|         raise it up again without hands,"~--signifying that His
28   IV, 18|           with the palms of their hands; and when the executioners
29   IV, 18|          afterwards come into the hands of the unjust and the faithless;
30   IV, 18|          on God blows with impure hands, and withpolluted mouths
31   IV, 18|           that the Jews would lay hands upon their God, and put
32   IV, 18|           Psalm: "They pierced my hands and my feet; they numbered
33   IV, 21|        captive, and come into the hands of their enemies, and should
34   IV, 22|         His divine knowledge, the hands of men? why did He not at
35   IV, 26|        complete, He came into the hands of an impious nation, when,
36   IV, 26|  suffering He stretched forth His hands and measured out the world,
37   IV, 27|         and persecute them by the hands of others: and if they acknowledge
38    V, 2 |     sacred writings fell into his hands? What rashness was it, therefore,
39    V, 10|           to us?~"There walk with hands fast bound behind~The victim
40    V, 12|         should be deprived of his hands, have his eyes dug out,
41    V, 19|          want, be deprived of his hands, have his eyes put out,
42    V, 24|        may at once deserve at the hands of God the avenging of our
43   VI, 17|       seized by his mouth, or his hands are to be stretched out
44   VI, 19|         we should always have our hands over the young; that is,
45   VI, 20|        they may not pollute their hands, deprive souls as yet innocent
46   VI, 20|       marriage s than with wicked hands to mar the work of God.
47  VII, 1 |       bear the sun himself in our hands, believe that teaching which
48  VII, 1 |          on whom they laid wicked hands. But we shall have a separate
49  VII, 5 |         are seen to slip from his hands; and while he avoids evils
50  VII, 11|           which is wrought by the hands of man which is not at some
51  VII, 15|       power, it stretched out its hands by land and sea over the
52  VII, 18|          will stretch forth their hands to heaven with weeping and
53  VII, 18|       free the righteous from the hands of the wicked, and to destroy
54  VII, 19|     angels shall deliver into the hands of the just that multitude
55  VII, 19|     longer shall gods made by the hands be worshipped; but the images
56  VII, 22|         worship of gods made with hands, not by reason or truth,
57  VII, 26| worshipped the works of their own hands, who have either been ignorant
58  VII, 26|           has delivered into your hands, that it might be evident