Chapter

 1 I  |           Mannaeus!”~Instantly a man appeared, naked to the waist,
 2 I  |         each other.~“I know that man,” said Herodias, after they
 3 I  |            Antipas said that the man might some day be useful
 4 I  |       She added that, as for the man who was trying to influence
 5 I  |          on a hillock, a strange man was speaking to the gathering.
 6 I  |          the knowledge that this man still existed poisoned her
 7 I  |       she inquired, why did this man make war upon her? What
 8 II |   noticed Mannaeus.~“Who is that man?” he inquired.~The tetrarch
 9 II |  proconsul’s notice.~Jonathas, a man of low stature, who spoke
10 II |          Nothing—that is, only a man—a prisoner.”~“Show him to
11 II |      hatchet, he feared that the man intended to behead Iaokanann.
12 II |          the strength of the old man.~Under the bronze lid was
13 II |         and hatred.~The terrible man now turned towards her.
14 II |     attitude of the tetrarch. “A man should never allow himself
15 II |        augured the death of some man of great importance, to
16 II |        in Machaerus.~Who was the man? Vitellius was too closely
17 III|      sins in fire. And a certain man called Jesus—”~“He is the
18 III|   miserable imposter!”~At this a man sprang up from a table near
19 III| long-cherished desire to see the man Jesus perform some of his
20 III|  impossible, unless, indeed, the man Jesus called in the assistance
21 III|       that they could see an old man, a flight of ravens above
22 III|     Iaokanann! Iaokanann!”~“That man will ruin everything,” said
23 III|        night of some conspicuous man that had been predicted
24 III|         he were only an ordinary man, his murder was of no importance.~
25 III|       the burden was heavy, each man bore it awhile in turn.~