Book, Chapter

 1       I, XVIII|  animals be found alive in the hands of him who drove them off,
 2       I, XVIII|       disappears, he, in whose hands it was deposited, shall
 3       I, XXII |    chief power passed into the hands of Joshua the son of Nun,
 4       I, XXVII|        tore to pieces with his hands a lion which met him in
 5       I, XXXI |    which had fallen into their hands, into the temple of Dagon
 6       I, XXXV |       servants ventured to lay hands upon the priest, Doeg, the
 7      II, I    |       place, but escaped their hands by his youthful nimbleness,
 8      II, II   |        a stone cut out without hands broke the image to pieces,
 9      II, III  |      the stone cut out without hands, which broke to pieces the
10      II, XVII |      the real power was in the hands of those who had divided
11      II, XXIX |        not he had laid violent hands upon himself: certainly
12      II, XXX  |    rescuing the state from the hands of the wicked. While Vespasian
13      II, XXX  |   account than for the impious hands which they laid upon Christ.
14      II, XLIII| heretics. At the same time, he hands them a confession of faith