Chapter

 1 I  |        breath, asked for news of Iaokanann, afterwards known as St.
 2 I  |       all these details, because Iaokanann was a Jew, and, like all
 3 I  |          he will try to seek out Iaokanann, since thou wert so foolish
 4 I  |     danger was to be feared from Iaokanann even affecting to laugh
 5 I  |       displeasure. “Thou seekest Iaokanann, no doubt.”~“And thyself,
 6 I  |         through one of His sons. Iaokanann is one of these. If thou
 7 II |       the man intended to behead Iaokanann. He stayed the hand of the
 8 II |        with pride!”~The voice of Iaokanann was recognised. His name
 9 II |        like a menace to himself.~Iaokanann then poured forth invectives
10 II |       prisoner to be silent.~But Iaokanann replied: “I shall cry aloud
11 II |     opening of the dungeon while Iaokanann was speaking. His interpreter,
12 II |     would have liked to strangle Iaokanann then and there.~Herodias
13 II |          priests and the fury of Iaokanann, saying that his words were
14 II |      responsible for the fate of Iaokanann. The Romans had assumed
15 II |       reached. No one would kill Iaokanann.~“It is I!” thought the
16 III|          naturally, much talk of Iaokanann, and other men of his stamp.~“
17 III|          the cry from all lips.~“Iaokanann!”~Antipas fell back in his
18 III|      news of the imprisonment of Iaokanann had spread rapidly, and
19 III|       all throats came the cry: “Iaokanann! Iaokanann!”~“That man will
20 III|        came the cry: “Iaokanann! Iaokanann!”~“That man will ruin everything,”
21 III|          then said: “The head of Iaokanann!”~The tetrarch sank back
22 III|     himself, thought Antipas. If Iaokanann was in very truth the Elias
23 III| Antipater; but he dared not kill Iaokanann! His teeth chattered and
24 III|         by the hair, the head of Iaokanann. His appearance was greeted
25 III|     hands, gazing at the head of Iaokanann; and Phanuel, who stood
26 III|        been sent on a mission by Iaokanann some time before, returned
27 III|        comprehended the words of Iaokanann: “In order that His glory