Chapter

 1 XI   | lightnings which you place in his hand. Likewise every kind of
 2 XV   | gladiators with his hammer in his hand. ~But who can go through
 3 XIX  |          twenty-two years. By the hand of this Moses, moreover,
 4 XIX  |  intrinsic truth than would be at hand in the mere records of their
 5 XXII |         example, are witnesses at hand. Moreover how from certain
 6 XXIII|          displayed? If on the one hand they are truly gods, why
 7 XXIII|      antagonists! If on the other hand they are daemons or angels,
 8 XXVII|   supplicate those, when close at hand, whom they assail, when
 9 XLI  |            while you on the other hand despise both: and it follows
10 XLII |           Jupiter stretch out his hand, and he shall receive something:
11 XLVII|          Epicuraeans on the other hand represent Him as inactive
12 XLIX |       away from God: on the other hand, they who hate us ought
13 L    |         cheerfully left his right hand upon the altar: what a noble-spirited