Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int   |          receives baptism at the hands of Cedd. The foundation
 2        0, Life  |         in both instances at the hands of John, Bishop of Hexham,
 3        0, Life  |      thanks to God with uplifted hands. I declare with truth that
 4        0, Life  |   fearful thing to fall into the hands of the living God,’ and
 5        0, Life  |    finished. Take my head in thy hands, for I rejoice greatly to
 6        0, Life  |       God, and with outstretched hands ceased not to give thanks
 7        I, III   |         was surrendered into his hands. He also added to the Roman
 8        I, XV    |          the fire kindled by the hands of the pagans, proved God’
 9        I, XVIII |    saints, and, taking it in his hands, applied it in the sight
10       II, II    |      they should suffer at their hands the vengeance of death.
11       II, II    |     lived by the labour of their hands. Many of these, having observed
12       II, VI    |      affection, underwent at the hands of infidels and enemies
13       II, VI    |         these cruel blows at the hands of the Apostle of Christ,
14       II, VII   |          danger which the strong hands of active men had not been
15       II, X     |        they smell not; they have hands, but they handle not; feet
16       II, X     |       corruptible matter, by the hands of your inferiors and subjects,
17       II, X     |  Goodness, and to put forth your hands and with all your might
18       II, X     |     these which are wrought with hands, seeing that Almighty God
19       II, XI    |       benefits entrusted to your hands. That you may be able to
20       II, XII   |         God you have escaped the hands of the enemies whom you
21      III, II    |         it upright with both his hands, till the earth was heaped
22      III, VI    |         about to put forth their hands to bless the bread, the
23      III, VI    | according to his prayer, for his hands with the arms being cut
24      III, XII   |     wherever he sat, to hold his hands on his knees with the palms
25      III, XII   |          commanded his head, and hands, with the arms, to be cut
26      III, XII   |          of Lindisfarne, and the hands and arms in his royal city.~
27      III, XIV   |   betrayed him, and Oswy, by the hands of his reeve, Ethilwin,
28      III, XVI   |      have lifted up his eyes and hands to heaven, and cried with
29      III, XIX   |          laboured daily with his hands.~Afterwards seeing the province
30      III, XXII  |        that had been made by the hands of men; that a stock or
31      III, XXII  |      Gospel had prospered in his hands, made him bishop of the
32       IV, III   |         he himself, with his own hands, lifted him on horseback;
33       IV, III   |     himself to the labour of his hands. So then, forasmuch as he
34       IV, IV    |          the labour of their own hands, after the example of the
35       IV, V     |          the subscription of our hands, according to the decree
36       IV, X     |          been led thither by the hands of her maids, she now returned
37       IV, XIX   |         religious habit from the hands of the aforesaid Bishop
38       IV, XXIV  |    commended his spirit into His hands; and by what has been here
39       IV, XXVIII|        sown by the labour of his hands out of season. [676 A.D.]~
40       IV, XXVIII|        place by the labour of my hands, I will willingly abide
41        V, III   |    scarce be compassed with both hands; and she lay in bed like
42        V, III   |          blessed her or laid his hands upon her. He asked when
43        V, XII   |          which they had in their hands, yet they durst in no wise
44        V, XIII  |   spirits arose, having in their hands ploughshares, and one of
45        V, XIX   |        carried in his bed by the hands of his servants. Being thus