Chapter

 1 I  |         could now be plainly seen; men carrying spears were moving
 2 I  |             and the most important men from the region about Galilee.~
 3 I  |        been allowed to see the two men who had asked permission
 4 I  |    discovered for what purpose the men desired to see him?~“They
 5 I  | undertakings, telling him how many men had been bribed, what letters
 6 I  |        tetrarch commanded.~The two men stood motionless for an
 7 I  |          hardihood to send various men from Machaerus to spread
 8 I  |           he said:~“His power over men is indeed great. In spite
 9 II |    gorgeous litter, borne by eight men, came to a halt. From it
10 II |          the courtyard, mounted by men in priestly garb. These
11 II |          and he pointed to several men who, leaning against the
12 II |      sufficient for forty thousand men.~He had accumulated these
13 II |          of the enemy, overturning men and biting them savagely
14 II |            burned cities. At night men will creep from their hiding-places
15 II |       shall spring from the rocks; men shall sleep, well satisfied,
16 II |     disgrace shall be known to all men, thy bosom shall be rent
17 II |        with the Parthians. Several men whom Antipas had recognised
18 III|             and the more important men from the Grecian cities.
19 III|            of Iaokanann, and other men of his stamp.~“It is said,”
20 III|         friends of Antipas and the men from Galilee nodded wisely,
21 III|            flocking to the castle. Men with torches were hastening
22 III|          gaze of that multitude of men was concentrated upon her.~
23 III|           arms.~At sunrise the two men who had been sent on a mission
24 III|           of the feast. One of the men said:~“Be comforted! He