Chapter

 1 I  |      tents could now be plainly seen; men carrying spears were
 2 I  |     asked the tetrarch.~“I have seen him, my lord. Within three
 3 II | capitals, Herodias could now be seen advancing with the air of
 4 II |         head of Caesar could be seen on the umbo, or central
 5 II |      cell, rows of helmets were seen, the crests of which looked
 6 II |        that below those already seen were many others.~Vitellius,
 7 II |         by barbarians, could be seen: tomahawks studded with
 8 II |        of these agents, and was seen everywhere with his claw-like
 9 II |      allowing a wide hole to be seen, the mouth of an immense
10 III|         knew Elias; that he had seen him, and that many of the
11 III|      guests there assembled had seen him!~“His name!” was the
12 III|     grace, her little feet were seen to be shod with slippers
13 III|         He declared that he had seen, standing before the dungeon,
14 III|          But they said they had seen nothing except a Jewish