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 1 1 |     Vespasian was dead, his son Domitian, having got possession of
 2 1 |     Jews took courage, and gave Domitian a book, in which was written
 3 2 |                               O Domitian, Caesar and king of all
 4 4 |      and it came to the ears of Domitian that there was a certain
 5 4 |      given over to another. And Domitian, troubled by what was said,
 6 6 |       not tasted bread. At this Domitian being amazed, stretched
 7 6 |      and kissed his breast. And Domitian said: Why hast thou done
 8 8 |                         At this Domitian said to him: What is the
 9 8 |      cup, those standing beside Domitian expected that he was going
10 8 |      and talked with them safe, Domitian was enraged against those
11 9 |         had been done, and when Domitian had retired and gone to
12 9 |     palace, John said to him: O Domitian, king of the Romans, didst
13 9 |      restore him his soul, that Domitian may learn that the Word
14 10| wondering at the faith of John, Domitian said to him: I have put
15 11|      certain home-born slave of Domitian's, of those in the bed-chamber,
16 11|   prayed, he raised her up. And Domitian, astonished at all the wonders,
17 12| revelation of the end. And when Domitian was dead, Nerva succeeded