Chapter

 1 I  | through the air high above his head; the soldiers of the guard,
 2 I  |   apparent size of his massive head. His eyes were heavy with
 3 I  |     tidings.”~Antipas bent his head for a moment; then raising
 4 I  |   railing, his eyes fixed, his head resting upon his hands.~
 5 I  |       about his loins, and his head was like that of a lion.
 6 I  |    draw down lightning upon my head. I could not fly from him;
 7 I  |    only crawl along, hiding my head with my mantle, and frozen
 8 I  |       who held over the girl’s head a kind of parasol with a
 9 I  |        of gold, hanging at the head of the bed, shone like a
10 I  |     But the tetrarch shook his head. He feared Herodias, Mannaeus,
11 II |     with an inclination of her head.~“How fortunate,” she exclaimed, “
12 II |        shield a carving of the head of Caesar could be seen
13 II |        him. But just above his head the top of a door was visible.
14 II |       he rose to his feet. His head touched a grating embedded
15 III|      over his hair, and on his head rested a diadem covered
16 III|   Every face was joyous, every head was crowned with flowers,
17 III|     flight of ravens above his head, standing before an altar,
18 III| jeeringly apropos of the ass’s head, which he declared they
19 III|     blue gauze that veiled her head and throat, her arched eyebrows,
20 III|     placed upon a charger, the head of—” She hesitated, as if
21 III|      the name; then said: “The head of Iaokanann!”~The tetrarch
22 III|   grasping it by the hair, the head of Iaokanann. His appearance
23 III|     his courage.~He placed the head upon a charger and offered
24 III|     burden, he turned away his head to avoid looking at it.
25 III|       woman, and exhibited the head to the Roman captains, then
26 III|      curiously, to look at the head from all sides. Then Mannaeus,
27 III|   Antipas, who sat leaning his head upon his hands, gazing at
28 III|       his hands, gazing at the head of Iaokanann; and Phanuel,
29 III|    three, taking with them the head of John the Baptist, set