Chapter

 1 I  |      another, a group of houses stood within the circle of a wall,
 2 I  |      and ornamental towers that stood out like jewels in this
 3 I  |    abyss.~Within the high walls stood a palace, adorned with many
 4 I  | tetrarch commanded.~The two men stood motionless for an instant,
 5 I  |       not far away. At her side stood an elderly female slave,
 6 I  |        the floor of the balcony stood a large open travelling-hamper
 7 I  |          At one end of the room stood an ebony bed, ornamented
 8 II |         Presently he halted and stood close against the wall as
 9 II |      out like a peruke. As they stood quietly eating, they switched
10 II |        beside the tetrarch, who stood near Vitellius. The Galileans,
11 II |        he had heard how matters stood, he approved of the attitude
12 II |         had reappeared, and now stood at the top of a flight of
13 II |      which the smallest objects stood out like silhouettes. Antipas
14 III|      dove Azima.~Several groups stood talking near the middle
15 III|       stepped into the gallery, stood a huge stone monster, like
16 III|      entered the apartment, and stood motionless for an instant,
17 III|         a gigantic beetle; then stood motionless.~The nape of
18 III|    enveloped her limbs when she stood erect, now fell to her shoulders
19 III|     bird-like swiftness, Salome stood erect. The next moment she
20 III|         no importance.~Mannaeus stood beside his chair, and read
21 III|     Iaokanann; and Phanuel, who stood in the centre of the largest