Chapter

 1 1,2  |        strange and mysterious a manner, when he replaced it in
 2 1,3  |         it could be seen by the manner of all, that if the day
 3 2,3  |         us see, therefore, what manner of man was this Alexander
 4 5,6  |     publicly by Charles that no manner of refusal was possible.
 5 7,3  |   orders as to time, place, and manner of execution. Caesar replied
 6 9,2  |       increasing in a frightful manner, was forced this time to
 7 10,3 |         and were conducted in a manner even more extravagant and
 8 11,3 |      scene, excited in the same manner with steeled darts and flaming
 9 13,5 | ambassador, "and in the calmest manner showed me his joy at the
10 16,1 |     certain questions as to the manner of his arrest, and asked
11 Epi,1|         earth, I must study his manner of life and his morals,
12 Epi,2|       disgraceful and unbridled manner, with no remorse and no