Chapter

 1 3 |      you should be without the hands. For the hands o are of
 2 3 |     without the hands. For the hands o are of greater service
 3 5 |      ones; but in man they are hands, which are produced not
 4 5 |     limbs are neither feet nor hands; but wings, which, having
 5 5 |       it is necessary that the hands should move and be twisted
 6 5 |      in the elbows, and in the hands themselves. For as it was
 7 5 |    sight, and useful, that the hands should move in every direction
 8 10|       as the two feet and also hands not only avail to some utility
 9 10|        What shall I say of the hands, the ministers of reason
10 13|        the same plan as in the hands, but yet very different:
11 16| strings of the lyre are by the hands; whereas without the handling