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 1     Int         |      range of meaning. On the one hand, it obviously refers to
 2       1, XV     |        thee wholly, and grasp thy hand with my whole heart that
 3       2, II     |           able also with a tender hand to blunt the thorns which
 4       2, II     |           thee. Now, on the other hand, I might have given more
 5       2, III    |         my head, and there was no hand to root them out. Indeed,
 6       2, V      |      through idleness,” he says, “hand or heart should grow inactive.”52
 7       3, XI     |          didst “stretch forth thy hand from above”80 and didst
 8       4, III    |  proconsul then, and with his own hand he placed on my distempered
 9       5, I      |           my confessions from the hand of my tongue. Thou didst
10       5, VII    |      attain salvation without thy hand remaking what it had already
11       5, XII    |           gain which begrimes the hand that grabs it; they embrace
12       6, IV     |           be cured, resisting thy hand, who hast prepared for us
13       6, V      |          gentle and most merciful hand, drawing and calming my
14       6, VII    |           that I had a passage in hand and, while I was interpreting
15       6, VIII   |        powerful and most merciful hand, thou didst pluck him and
16       6, IX     |           at once and, taking his hand, led him apart from the
17       6, XII    |    counseled me wisely, as if the hand that would have loosed the
18       6, XIV    |           due season, to open thy hand, and to fill our souls with
19       6, XVI    |      didst come nearer. Thy right hand was ever ready to pluck
20       6, II     |     corruptible. If, on the other hand, the dark could have done
21       6, VIII   |       inward sight. By the secret hand of thy healing my swelling
22       6, XV     |         holdest all things in the hand of thy truth, and because
23       6, XIX    |     wisdom.~Alypius, on the other hand, supposed the Catholics
24       6, XXI    |           have done wickedly. Thy hand has grown heavy upon us,
25       7, I      |       married life which bound me hand and foot. I had heard from
26       7, I      |         had fallen, but thy right hand held me up and bore me away,
27       7, IX     |   resisted. The mind commands the hand to be moved and there is
28       7, IX     |         the mind is mind, and the hand is body. The mind commands
29       8, I      |           merciful, and thy right hand didst reach into the depth
30       8, IV     |          setting him at thy right hand, that thence he should send
31       8, XIII   |          who sittest at thy right hand “making intercession for
32       8, XIII   |         of our redemption did thy hand maid bind her soul by the
33       9, IV     |           vanity, and whose right hand is the right hand of falsehood.”325
34       9, IV     |           right hand is the right hand of falsehood.”325 But let
35       9, IV(326)|     before God out of the angel's hand" (v. 4).~
36       9, VIII   |           in crowds, on the other hand, and while something else
37       9, VIII   |       These I brush away with the hand of my heart from the face
38       9, XI     |        observation as they are at hand in the memory; so that whereas
39       9, XXI    |        are not any longer near at hand, and I am therefore saddened
40       9, XXX    |        done in us.~42. Is not thy hand, O Almighty God, able to
41       9, XXXI   |        the medicine of food is at hand to relieve us. And since
42       9, XXXI   |        And since this medicine at hand comes from the comfort we
43       9, XXXI   |     resist and I summon thy right hand to my help and cast my perplexities
44       9, XXXIII |       afterward.~50. On the other hand, when I avoid very earnestly
45       9, XXXVII |    because they simply are not at hand; for then I can inquire
46       9, XXXVII |        neighbor; or, on the other hand, I am sorry for the defect
47       9, XLI    |           I have called thy right hand to my aid. For with a wounded
48       9, XLIII  |          who sitteth at thy right hand and maketh intercession
49      10, II     |         Son, the Man of thy right hand, the Son of Man; whom thou
50      10, II     |          who sitteth at thy right hand and maketh intercession
51      10, V      |          not hold anything in thy hand from which to fashion the
52      10, XI     |         the Eternal, on the other hand, nothing passes away, but
53      10, XI     |           future and past? Can my hand do this, or can the hand
54      10, XI     |          hand do this, or can the hand of my mouth bring about
55      10, XXIX   | stretching out, and how thy right hand has upheld me in my Lord,
56      11, I      |           than obtaining; and the hand that knocks is more active
57      11, I      |           is more active than the hand that receives. But we have
58      12, XII    |           kingdom of heaven is at hand.”534 Repent, and let there
59      12, XVIII  |           spent and the day is at hand”589; and because “thou crownest
60      12, XXIV   |        and multiply. On the other hand, whoever you are who reads