Chapter

 1 PREF   |         of credible witnesses to hand over what I had written
 2 V      |       that there was no house at hand in which he could pass the
 3 VI     |     might be disposed to take in hand.~
 4 XI     |         the holy Epiphany was at hand, and the man of God, who
 5 XX     |    immediately stretched out his hand, and warned them to do no
 6 XXVI   |     saved the needy man from the hand of the stronger, and the
 7 XXVI   |       have taken care briefly to hand down to memory.~
 8 XXVIII |      undertaking you may have in hand, and that you speak to me
 9 XXVIII |        my earthly tenement is at hand." Upon hearing these words,
10 XXIX   |         villages, and to lay his hand on all the lately baptized,
11 XXXIV  |          was some reason for his hand thus trembling and letting
12 XXXIV  |        just seen, for your tired hand did not let fall the knife
13 XXXVI  |         that his last day was at hand, he divested himself of
14 XXXVIII|        of his dissolution was at hand. He bade his attendants
15 XXXVIII|    entreated by a man to lay his hand on a sick person whom he
16 XXXVIII| Augustine, and let him place his hand upon you, and you shall
17 XXXVIII|       this, Augustine placed his hand upon him, gave him his blessing,
18 XXXIX  |       which he now knew to be at hand, by partaking of the body
19 XL     |         and, holding one in each hand, ascended a lofty spot,
20 XLV    |        was the work of the right hand of the Most High, whose
21 XLVI   |          it and felt it with his hand through the window after