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1 VII  |      gave him water to wash his hands; he washed his feet himself,
2 XVI  |       making something with his hands, thus beguiling his sleepiness
3 XIX  |        by the labour of his own hands, like the old fathers. He
4 XXIX |  hospitality. When his feet and hands were washed, according to
5 XXXII| villages, that he might lay his hands upon them. But among the
6 XXXII|         Spirit by imposition of hands upon those that were regenerate
7 XXXIV|      the knife dropped from his hands upon the table. The priest,
8 XXXIX|   heaven, and stretched out his hands above him, his soul, intent