Chapter

 1 I  |     They exchanged some strange words with him,” Mannaeus replied, “
 2 I  |     such actions? His injurious words to her, uttered before a
 3 I  |       with rage, unable to find words to express the emotions
 4 II |      that he was grieved beyond words not to have known sooner
 5 II | catastrophes of the past. These words were like the anathemas
 6 II |   sterility of mules!”~At these words, a sound of suppressed laughter
 7 II |      Iaokanann, saying that his words were of little importance.~
 8 III|        if awe-struck by his own words:~“Know ye not, then, that
 9 III|      had overheard the Syrian’s words.~In the midst of the uproar
10 III|       naivete, pronounced these words:~“I ask my lord to give
11 III|         him, to corroborate his words. But they said they had
12 III|         Essene comprehended the words of Iaokanann: “In order