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 1 I(2) |        we remember, on the one hand, how intimate Sulpitius
 2 II   |      cleaned them with his own hand; while they took their meals
 3 V    |        them met with his right hand the blow as it fell; nevertheless,
 4 VI   |        and death now nearly at hand, he warded off the imminent
 5 VIII |      he laid hold of the fight hand of the saintly man, and
 6 XII  |        gods, again raising his hand, he gave them the power
 7 XIII |      him,simply holding up his hand against it, he put in its
 8 XVII |       Martin, then, laying his hand upon the boy, cast the evil
 9 XX   | receive the cup from his right hand. But Martin, when he had
10 XXI  |      the devil, holding in his hand the bloody horn of an ox
11 XXI  |        to him his bloody right hand, while at the same time
12 XXII |      the day of judgment is at hand, wouldst only repent of
13 XXIII|      take the young man by the hand, and bring him to Martin,
14 XXIV |     coming of Antichrist is at hand; for he is already practicing
15 XXVII|    blush. But if, on the other hand, he shows anger, he will,