Chapter

 1 I  |          together loudly, crying: “Mannaeus! Mannaeus!”~Instantly a
 2 I  |         loudly, crying: “Mannaeus! Mannaeus!”~Instantly a man appeared,
 3 I  |    tetrarch of this strange being.~Mannaeus made a movement over his
 4 I  |           strange words with him,” Mannaeus replied, “with the mysterious
 5 I  |    suspected that he still lives!”~Mannaeus had already attended to
 6 I  |           like all the Samaritans, Mannaeus hated the Jews.~Their temple
 7 I  |         and a permanent injustice. Mannaeus, indeed, had forcibly entered
 8 I  |  suggestion of opulence and pride.~Mannaeus stretched out his powerful
 9 I  |            diminish.’”~Antipas and Mannaeus looked at each other a moment
10 I  |            follower of the Stoics. Mannaeus instantly rushed towards
11 I  |          head. He feared Herodias, Mannaeus, and unknown dangers.~Phanuel
12 II |  Babylonian.~Vitellius had noticed Mannaeus.~“Who is that man?” he inquired.~
13 II | significant gesture indicated that Mannaeus was the executioner. He
14 II |           Galileans spoke at once, Mannaeus’s voice being heard above
15 II |           he cried to his lictors. Mannaeus heard the command, and,
16 II |    multitude. It was the hour when Mannaeus was accustomed to feed them.
17 II |          the throng, and, reaching Mannaeus, she leant one hand on his
18 II |           shut down and secured by Mannaeus, who would have liked to
19 III|   Sadducees. Suddenly he perceived Mannaeus at a distance and made him
20 III|       murder was of no importance.~Mannaeus stood beside his chair,
21 III|        would be over!~But for once Mannaeus did not perform a commission
22 III|       delay their pleasures.~Again Mannaeus left the hall, covering
23 III|            door was flung open and Mannaeus entered, holding at arm’
24 III|          it an indifferent glance.~Mannaeus descended from the pavilion,
25 III|        with terrible distinctness.~Mannaeus arrived at the table where
26 III|          head from all sides. Then Mannaeus, having entirely regained