Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, I   |         hold of me with both his hands.~
 2      I, X   |       This bread was sent by the hands of two boys, the elder of
 3      I, XXII|     fetters, being bound both in hands and feet-a punishment not
 4     II, III |         cudgels; but these cruel hands still effected nothing:
 5     II, IV  |       present, with outstretched hands, the lifeless body to the
 6     II, IV  |        the deceased into his own hands; and when, in the sight
 7     II, VI  |   entertainment is got up by the hands of the queen; she herself
 8     II, VI  | furnishes him with water for his hands; and serves up the food
 9    III, III |      steadily flowed over in the hands of the boy carrying it,
10    III, VI  |         suspended there with his hands stretched upwards, so that
11    III, VI  |          touched no one with his hands, and reproached no one in
12    III, XV  |  scarcely to refrain from laying hands upon him. The holy man,