Chapter

 1 II    | sacrifices, a certain mall of the royal household, chief satrap
 2 II    |      fairest place of all, as his royal dwelling. But man, beguiled
 3 VI    |          deeds, and worthy of thy royal majesty; seeing that thou
 4 VI    |          golden chariot, with his royal guard, that there met him
 5 VI    |    honourable than any chaplet or royal purple.' Thus he shamed
 6 XIV   |        him, strip him bare of his royal robes, lead him in triumph
 7 XXIV  |        and anger, and entered the royal chamber, and there sat down
 8 XXIX  |          that they might lose the royal largess, and the rest of
 9 XXIX  |        life of pleasure, and this royal estate, I will set up unto
10 XXX   |     chariots with horses from the royal stables, with golden bridles
11 XXX   |           and of her nobility and royal blood that yet had not saved
12 XXXIII|          reached that city, where royal state had been prepared
13 XXXIII|          of his ancestors, or the royal splendour around him, he
14 XXXIV |        and arose thence, with his royal body-guard, and arrived
15 XXXV  |           lay; not indeed clad in royal raiment, but robed in the
16 XXXVI |           and reluctant, upon the royal throne, and placed the diadem