Chapter

 1 I  |     repudiated in order to wed Herodias, already married to one
 2 I  |   shoulder. He turned, and saw Herodias standing beside him. A purple
 3 I  |     the charity of Antipas and Herodias, Agrippa had intrigued to
 4 I  |     within their depths,” said Herodias, with grim significance.~
 5 I  |   houses; and in the family of Herodias nothing was more common.~
 6 I  |     floor behind his mistress. Herodias sank upon them, and turning
 7 I  |        as well as upon that of Herodias. After the tetrarch’s repulse
 8 I  |     his hip.~“Kill him!” cried Herodias.~“Do not touch him!” the
 9 I  |         I know that man,” said Herodias, after they had disappeared. “
10 I  |        of the Jews.~“No,” said Herodias, “the Jews will accept any
11 I  |    deceive thyself!” exclaimed Herodias. And she retold the story
12 I  |        such tricks exasperated Herodias. Besides, she inquired,
13 I  |       to grasp, was maddening! Herodias strode to and fro upon the
14 I  |       thine,” Antipas replied.~Herodias felt the blood of the kings
15 I  |     All this was not lost upon Herodias, who watched him narrowly.~“
16 I  |        tetrarch asked at last.~Herodias replied that she did not
17 I  |      shook his head. He feared Herodias, Mannaeus, and unknown dangers.~
18 II | columns, with bronze capitals, Herodias could now be seen advancing
19 II |  startling, rose from the pit.~Herodias heard it from the farther
20 II |       prison. The tetrarch and Herodias felt compelled to remain
21 II |      to stone the adulteress!”~Herodias looked around for some one
22 II |      Iaokanann then and there.~Herodias glided away and disappeared
23 II |        his brother’s wife; but Herodias was not a widow, and besides,
24 II |     were of little importance.~Herodias, who also had reappeared,
25 II |   Suddenly he bethought him of Herodias. He would consult her. He
26 II |        the Jews and the Arabs. Herodias had already accused him
27 II |       his throat would be cut.~Herodias, who now treated him with
28 III|  medallion of the emperor that Herodias had given to him; he drew
29 III|     slaves bearing wax tapers, Herodias appeared, her coiffure crowned
30 III|       those of Atrides; and as Herodias appeared between them, she
31 III|       Behold! she seemed to be Herodias herself, as she had appeared
32 III|    thought no more of the real Herodias. In fancy he saw her again
33 III|        Salome, the daughter of Herodias, who for many months her
34 III|      evidently fascinated, and Herodias felt that at last she was
35 III|        had killed.~The fury of Herodias poured forth in a torrent
36 III|        later in the chamber of Herodias.~When she approached him