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 1     Pre     |    respectability. On the other hand, many things in our habits
 2 Themist     |      having given him his right hand, took him under his protection;
 3   Alcib     |    Lacedaemonians, on the other hand, was increasing, he first
 4   Alcib     |         Athenians, on the other hand, nothing was left but their
 5   Alcib     |    nothing, while, on the other hand, if any ill-fortune occurred,
 6   Alcib     |         despaired of conquering hand to hand.76 Alcibiades, having
 7   Alcib     | despaired of conquering hand to hand.76 Alcibiades, having been
 8   Alcib     |     whatever garments he had at hand, and throwing them out upon
 9   Alcib(76) |   unable) to be overcome by the hand."  ~
10   Conon     |        there died. On the other hand Dinon 90 the historian,
11   Chabr     |         of the Athenians was at hand to take him up as he swam,
12   Chabr     |      swimming. He, on the other hand, thinking an honourable
13   Chabr     |    enemy, while he was fighting hand to hand with them. ~
14   Chabr     |         he was fighting hand to hand with them. ~
15   Datam     |       head, a club in his right hand, and in his left a chain,
16   Datam     |      that effect with his right hand after the manner of the
17   Datam(142)|        king presented his right hand to some person, in order
18  Epamin     |    begged of them, on the other hand, rather to unite in alliance
19  Agesil     |      Tissaphernes, on the other hand, did nothing but make preparations
20 Timoleo     |        not only did not put his hand to the work, but would not
21   Attic(260)|        of others by setting his hand to them. This is said with
22   Attic     |       wrote to him with his own hand, that he need be under no
23   Attic     |      which he had once taken in hand, he was never weary; for