Letter

 1 Introd|       Temptation of St. Anthony, Salammbo, and two of the Trois Contes;
 2 Introd|         and he briefly dismissed Salammbo as an accomplished work
 3 Introd|  accomplished work of erudition. Salammbo is indeed a work of erudition;
 4 Introd|     precisely, Madame Bovary and Salammbo. These two masterpieces
 5 Introd|    meaning” of Madame Bovary and Salammbo is, broadly speaking, Flaubert’
 6 Introd|      afforded by a comparison of Salammbo and Madame Bovary is particularly
 7 Introd|       pictures or incidents from Salammbo: take the passing of the
 8 Introd|       books as Madame Bovary and Salammbo.~At its first appearance,
 9 Introd|          more amply expressed in Salammbo, where not one foolish woman
10 Introd| researches in human history. For Salammbo and The Temptation of St.
11 I     |           Footnote: Letter about Salammbo, January, 1863, Questions
12 LIX   |    Bovary, but with less zest of Salammbo. Lina got into a white heat,
13 LXX   |        to quote three lines from Salammbo, which seemed to me to depict
14 LXXI  |      that your little word about SALAMMBO gives me. That old book
15 LXXXVI|         was a fine quarrel about Salammbo; some one whom you do not
16 CXLIV |           but that she preferred Salammbo to your modern descriptions.
17 CCLI  |       January, Madame Bovary and Salammbo have belonged to me and