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 1 I  |            the castle.~Suddenly he heard the sound of a distant voice,
 2 I  |         still there!”~“I thought I heard him cry out.”~And Antipas,
 3 I  |         and widely circulated; she heard them whispered everywhere.
 4 I  |           heavy furniture could be heard, and the rattle of silver
 5 II |             Mannaeus’s voice being heard above all others. Vitellius
 6 II |            running stream could be heard distinctly. In this place
 7 II |           to his lictors. Mannaeus heard the command, and, seeing
 8 II |        rose from the pit.~Herodias heard it from the farther end
 9 II |       scandalised at what they had heard. Antipas, standing among
10 II |            the court. After he had heard how matters stood, he approved
11 III|           in order to make himself heard. When order was finally
12 III| recriminations, and pleadings were heard on all sides.~“Protect us!”~“
13 III|        recalled the stories he had heard of the mysterious Jew who
14 III|           a sound of footsteps was heard in the corridor without;