Chapter

 1 I     |      of God, overthrown by the hands of the wicked, is built
 2 III   |    stretched forth his impious hands against the Lord. Having
 3 III   |  enemies, and she extended her hands unto the east and unto the
 4 V     | frantic, lifted up his impious hands to assault God, and, although
 5 IX    |       he forbore to defile his hands with the blood of the just;
 6 XVI   |        you had fallen into the hands of the prefect Flaccinian,
 7 XVI   |       and last of all into the hands of his successor Priscillian,
 8 XVIII |    receive the purple from the hands of Maximian."--"Well, I
 9 XIX   |   would resign the empire into hands more vigorous and able,
10 XXIV  |  jeopardy rescued him from the hands of Galerius. At length,
11 XXIV  |   sovereign authority into his hands, and then died, as his wish
12 XXVIII|      subject, he stretched his hands towards his son, charged
13 XXXV  |   delivered them over into his hands. This event was known at
14 XXXVI |     token of friendship joined hands. Then Daia, believing all
15 XXXVI |       and nostrils slit, their hands and feet lopped off, and
16 XL    |   condemned persons out of the hands of the executioners, military
17 XLVI  | leaders, stretched forth their hands towards heaven. Then the