Dialogue

 1 Intro|      they ‘cannot hold in their hands’; and cannot be approached
 2 Intro|   father has disappeared in the hands of trustees; this does not,
 3 Intro|       they cannot hold in their hands. The brethren whose mysteries
 4 Intro|      who holds the cause in his hands; the path never diverges,
 5 Intro| ignorance, and we put forth our hands and grasp ignorance, when
 6 Intro|     what they can hold in their hands’) we may further observe
 7  Thea|     property disappeared in the hands of trustees; notwithstanding
 8  Thea|       if each of us held in his hands a lyre, and he said that
 9  Thea|         they can grasp in their hands, and who will not allow
10  Thea|        and has the cause in his hands; the trial is never about
11  Thea|       the question out of their hands, and make the analysis ourselves,
12  Thea|       taking and holding in the hands that which is possessed