Chapter

 1 I  |     Mannaeus!”~Instantly a man appeared, naked to the waist, after
 2 I  | terrace on the left, an Essene appeared; he wore a white robe, his
 3 I  |     forgotten her presence, it appeared. He paid no further heed
 4 I  |   earth.”~For a moment Antipas appeared lost in thought, as one
 5 II |       of Antipas.~Presently he appeared among the vaults, carrying
 6 II |       heavy, curling beard.~He appeared not to comprehend what the
 7 II |      as the conduct of Antipas appeared to him rather suspicious,
 8 III|   dining-table, and his antics appeared to amuse the guests.~At
 9 III|       would be theirs. Antipas appeared to be in despair at his
10 III|     spread rapidly, and now it appeared that the whole surrounding
11 III|   bearing wax tapers, Herodias appeared, her coiffure crowned with
12 III|       Atrides; and as Herodias appeared between them, she looked
13 III|   Herodias herself, as she had appeared in the days of her blooming
14 III|      from her allurements. She appeared to pursue him, with movements
15 III|        he saw her again as she appeared when she had dwelt among
16 III|        now the graceful dancer appeared transported with the very