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 1   2  |   seemed to be carrying in her hands that which was still in
 2   3  |       the nursing with her own hands. After passing the stage
 3   4  |        she that even painters' hands could not do justice to
 4   6  |        her mother with her own hands. Not that she made this
 5   6  |     after she had anointed her hands by the performance of religious
 6   7  |     where one toils with one's hands. His renunciation of property
 7   8  |      higher life, with his own hands he looked after some old
 8  13  |      she touched them with her hands, and uttered these prayers
 9  15  | carrying martyrs' relics in my hands; a light came from them,
10  16  |      fever. But by putting her hands on the floor and leaning
11  18  |        given into the priest's hands according to the divine
12  18  |    such by God's help that her hands never ceased to work according
13  18  | through, first my exile at the hands of the Emperor Valens on
14  19  |   making supplication with her hands and whispering with a low
15  19  |        hast fashioned with Thy hands, to the earth to keep in
16  19  |      soul be received into Thy hands spotless and undefiled,
17  19  |     lips and the motion of her hands did we recognise that she
18  19  |        heart and by moving her hands, while her lips stirred
19  20  |      telling me she wished her hands laid on her eyes, and the
20  20  |      body by me, I brought her hands, all numb with the disease,
21  20  |        suitably closed and the hands laid reverently on the breast,
22  22  |        gave commands that your hands were to prepare her body
23  23  |    that holy head with her own hands, when she put her hand on
24  23  |   mother as usual with her own hands, she went inside the sanctuary
25  29  |     waiting on us with his own hands and cheering us, and when