Chapter

 1 2 |  the gold glittering in his hands,~ Amounting to a splendid
 2 2 |    to have grown old on our hands. Zeus is no longer a serpent,
 3 2 |   altar still hath at their hands been fed;~Such honour hath
 4 3 | whatever strangers they lay hands on on their coasts who have
 5 4 |    senseless works of men's hands. Anciently, then, the Scythians
 6 4 |    image fashioned by human hands. He says that Sesostris
 7 4 |   who was not made~by men's hands,~Like dumb idols of Sculptured
 8 10|     senseless work of Attic hands. For the image of God is
 9 10|  the images formed by human hands, and destitute of feeling,
10 10|    our constitution--in the hands, the mouth, and the heart:
11 11| fast by corruption, had his hands unloosed, and was set free.