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1 I  |        The idea of committing a sacrilege revived the greediness of
2 III|        weakness. Your desire is sacrilege; be satisfied with the knowledge
3 IV |       roads, the perpetrator of sacrilege pursued by the gods, all
4 V  |       while refraining from the sacrilege. He said to himself that
5 V  |  besought her not to permit the sacrilege, and strove to soften her
6 VII| thinking of Carthage but of the sacrilege in which she found herself
7 IX |         him; and the scandal of sacrilege strengthened the violence
8 X  |     deplore before Salammbo the sacrilege and the misfortunes which
9 XI |        she went on:~“As if your sacrilege were not enough, you came