Chapter

 1 I  |     the blood of the kings and priests, her ancestors, boiling
 2 II |  Vitellius. The Galileans, the priests, and the soldiers formed
 3 II |  laughed at the censure of the priests and the fury of Iaokanann,
 4 II |        him, accompanied by the priests. Without touching directly
 5 II |    Jerusalem, had escorted the priests in the train of the proconsul;
 6 III|       at which were seated his priests and officers; also a number
 7 III|    their table and that of the priests, maintained a silence at
 8 III|          Jacob leaned over the priests’ table, and said slowly,
 9 III|        He is the Messiah?”~The priests stared at one another, and
10 III|       any moment.~At this, the priests began to talk in low tones
11 III|       revealing the idolatrous priests that were thrown into the
12 III|  dressed with vine-leaves. The priests discoursed among themselves
13 III|        and attendants upon the priests, who picked up their living
14 III|  discovered in the Temple.~The priests did not understand his sneers,
15 III|    Vitellius, Antipas, and the priests.~But now, beginning at the
16 III|      even the crabbed, elderly priests—gazed upon her with dilated
17 III|      followed her example; and priests, soldiers, and Pharisees
18 III| arrived at the table where the priests were seated. One of them