But most of all was he pleased by this,--that the supreme priest of the whole sect, who had been Christ's disciple, and to whom Christ had confided government over the whole world of Christians, might arrive in Rome any moment.

All the Christians desired evidently to see him, and hear his teachings.

Some great meetings would follow, at which he, Chilo, would be present; and what is more, since it is easy to hide in the crowd, he would take Vinicius to those meetings.

Then they would find Lygia certainly.

If Glaucus were once set aside, it would not be connected even with great danger.