Chapter

  1 I   |           cypress avenue, was drawn back, and torches were brought.~
  2 I   |         prudent enough to send them back severally in order to facilitate
  3 I   |           of the captains, who drew back somewhat as they watched
  4 II  |             be equipped to take you back to your native lands.”~They
  5 II  |             the soldiers who looked back towards Carthage could now
  6 II  |          fugitives were to be given back to the Romans, he had taken
  7 II  |      Spendius, with his head thrown back and his eyes half-closed,
  8 II  |             Hopes of vengeance came back to him and transported him.
  9 II  |             further. Others started back to Carthage.~At last on
 10 II  |           down to see her!”~He fell back in a perfect frenzy, with
 11 III |           her hands open, she threw back her head beneath the rays
 12 III |             the moon. Then she fell back, panting, on the ivory couch;
 13 III |           dazzle me and then I sink back again into the darkness.”~
 14 IV  |             hands. They were driven back with arrows, so great was
 15 IV  |             behind the town, at the back of Megara, and higher than
 16 IV  |            his nails, and then fell back into the waves and returned.~
 17 IV  |            the desert. If they fell back to the west, Numidia would
 18 IV  |         immediately in order to win back his friendship, and to speak
 19 IV  |           his tunic he laid bare is back which was covered with a
 20 IV  |          Xanthippus, whom they sent back to Sparta in a rotten galley!”~“
 21 IV  |          first story the cramp fell back every time that they threw
 22 IV  |            the walls and threw them back to an indefinite distance.
 23 IV  |   themselves; they turned, and came back again. At last something
 24 V   |          thought of this! Let us go back!” Spendius was examining
 25 V   |            him stand erect with his back against the wall. Placing
 26 V   |            light was flickering far back in the darkness, and they
 27 V   |          angle of a wall a man drew back frightened by the sparkling
 28 V   |            lamp hung burning in the back part of the room, and three
 29 V   |          the rescue! to the rescue! Back, sacrilegious man! infamous
 30 V   |             goddess!”~She had drawn back into a corner; but she took
 31 V   |           the edge, lay down on his back, and let himself slide,
 32 V   |             could the veil be taken back? The mere sight of it was
 33 V   |            his windings brought him back again. At last he entered
 34 VI  |            to him. Stretched on his back he was taking delicious
 35 VI  |             alone! I will bring her back! And if they show themselves
 36 VI  |           shouting when he had come back bearing the veil of the
 37 VI  |           of the lake he would draw back his sealskin cloak, unfasten
 38 VI  |             Havas. Then he would go back into his tent and drink
 39 VI  |            the horses rear and fall back upon their masters by pricking
 40 VI  |            at them, and they turned back;—and with great blows of
 41 VII |             top of it. Then further back, higher than the candelabrum,
 42 VII |       places in the centre, sitting back to back on four ivory seats
 43 VII |             centre, sitting back to back on four ivory seats which
 44 VII |          Infamous traitor! You come back to see us perish, do you
 45 VII |          his eyelids. He had thrown back his head in order to see.
 46 VII |           with the altar. They drew back.~Hamilcar had ceased speaking,
 47 VII |             left. This was to drive back the slaves, who were curious
 48 VII |          irreparable!”~Then he drew back and Salammbo was astonished
 49 VII |         stiffening their arms, drew back from its rings the enormous
 50 VII |         women fled. The slaves drew back and formed a large circle
 51 VII |          the cross!”~Abdalonim fell back swooning upon the ground.~
 52 VIII|           the mountains, would come back again, would never rest.
 53 VIII|           it. Hamilcar did not turn back. He went on still at their
 54 VIII|            seemed to vibrate, threw back the depths of the sky, and
 55 VIII|            against himself; he fell back upon the hope of victory;
 56 VIII|            at the sides and pressed back upon itself.~Seeing them
 57 VIII|         slings and arrows beat them back upon the phalangites. There
 58 VIII|           the wounded, fell further back. The Barbarians found themselves
 59 VIII|       corpses hung with head thrown back between a pair of contracted
 60 VIII|       cohorts, which flowed surging back. They stifled the men with
 61 VIII|            Carthaginians had fallen back behind the bridge, and to
 62 VIII|         nearly naked, each upon his back, or with his forehead against
 63 VIII|        Hanno, nevertheless I won it back again. Confess it! my herd
 64 VIII|              Gisco was sending them back, but I prevented the interpreters
 65 IX  |            in Roman fashion, on the back. As a precaution against
 66 IX  |             repulsed, but they came back again; Matho made the horsemen
 67 IX  |            though he were thrusting back sorrow for an impossible
 68 IX  |          them that they were driven back to their lines. One of the
 69 IX  |           face with his neck thrown back the better to breathe in
 70 X   |             always crouching at the back of her apartment, holding
 71 X   |           sunset Taanach would draw back the black felt lozenges
 72 X   |    fiery-coloured root which drives back fatal geniuses into the
 73 X   |        swore in her behalf to bring back the mantle of Tanith into
 74 X   |            her:~“But they will come back, Mistress.”~“Yes! I know.”~“
 75 X   |             her eyes, threw herself back beneath the rays of the
 76 X   |             off again.~Taanach came back to her; and after arranging
 77 X   |       waiting for me.”~Taanach drew back in surprise, and in order
 78 X   |           hung down behind over her back in long twists ending in
 79 X   |           gems that the mirror sent back rays upon her like a sun;—
 80 XI  |          sun rose; it preyed on the back of her head, and she involuntarily
 81 XI  |            large stone, and brought back an amphora of wine with
 82 XI  |        veils from her head. He drew back with his elbows behind him,
 83 XI  |         thought of Schahabarim came back to her, and she resigned
 84 XI  |            used to carry wood on my back for the others. Do I trouble
 85 XI  |        exclaimed Matho.~“I am going back to Carthage,” she placidly
 86 XI  |           were, to the spot.~“Going back to Carthage!” He stammered,
 87 XI  |             teeth, repeated:~“Going back to Carthage! Ah! you came
 88 XI  |           his arms, his head thrown back, and his hands wandering;
 89 XI  |          uplifted her, and she fell back swooning upon the bed amid
 90 XI  |          yawned and thrown them far back to an infinite distance
 91 XI  |             Salammbo sprang quickly back, so much afraid was she
 92 XI  |       accursed!”~Salammbo had drawn back the canvas; she held it
 93 XI  |            by the fire, he had gone back again trying to see what
 94 XII |         Suffet meanwhile drove them back and crushed them. Then,
 95 XII |           The bloodless faces lying back here and there on wrecks
 96 XII |           the things which fell out back towards the flame so that
 97 XII |          the rest.~Stretched on his back, his arms against his hips,
 98 XII |           that envoys would be sent back with their hands cut off.~
 99 XII |           whence they were to drive back the Barbarians.~Hanno had
100 XII |         large hole in his face; the back of his throat could be seen
101 XII |             mallet to it and turned back.~The trumpets sounded no
102 XIII|          and horsemen; quite at the back were the baggage, chariots,
103 XIII|             with cables, which held back a great beam bearing a spoon
104 XIII|           it forward and drawing it back, it moved to and fro with
105 XIII|             to the beam and drew it back. The Carthaginians hauled
106 XIII|             height they always fell back again. The great trench
107 XIII|          But the Suffet always came back to Matho under pretence
108 XIII|            with one hand behind his back, his chin lowered, and a
109 XIII|        which the Suffet had brought back. The lions of the temple
110 XIII|            centre, a little further back, appeared the formidable
111 XIII|        smoke blinded them they fell back to left, and came to swell
112 XIII|           the Negroes, and from the back part of the plain he urged
113 XIII|        heart leap. Then he had gone back into his tent, and throwing
114 XIII|            leaped together upon his back; he bounded backwards against
115 XIII|         than the wall. Matho turned back amid the ruins to summons
116 XIII|             seeing him no more fell back exhausted.~A terrible creaking
117 XIII|             shoulders, and with the back of his hand he was rubbing
118 XIII|         breast and the other on his back, and joined them together
119 XIII|            spoke in his dreams, his back leaning against a scarlet
120 XIII|        cushion; his head was thrown back somewhat, and his little
121 XIII|        white robe advanced from the back of the square. He penetrated
122 XIII|   balustrade, they threw themselves back again, and then began once
123 XIII|        looked, with his head thrown back, as though he were staggering
124 XIV |          and the Carthaginians bent back their necks and opened their
125 XIV |           other ambitions, had come back to him; and now he expected
126 XIV |             fact, had secretly sent back to the Quirites the crews
127 XIV |            Rome was now sending him back her captives. She scorned
128 XIV |         eastern districts. He drove back the Gauls, and all the Barbarians
129 XIV |       seeing the Carthaginians fall back.~The horsemen of Narr’ Havas
130 XIV |            nearest to the pass went back again, but the passage had
131 XIV |             over them, and all fell back, leaving human fragments
132 XIV |             of a ship, or else fell back in terror, perceiving Punic
133 XIV |            catapult drove the crowd back; only the Ten were taken
134 XIV |            Hamilcar was at the very back of it seated on a stool
135 XIV |           were standing.~He started back on perceiving these men,
136 XIV |             his servile habits came back to him in the presence of
137 XIV |             simultaneously from the back part of the plain, and were
138 XIV |         wheeling round they trotted back to the hills.~Two syntagmata,
139 XIV |          the elephants were brought back.~Their breasts cracked like
140 XIV |            mutual kisses. None drew back. They rushed upon the extended
141 XIV |           them with stiletos in the back.~Hamilcar had done this
142 XIV |            he commanded him to fall back upon Tunis; and Hanno, who
143 XIV |            walls from afar, looking back in thought to boundless
144 XIV |             feet, and, driving them back in this way, reached the
145 XIV |             him had his head thrown back over the arms of the cross;
146 XIV |            Eschmoun; then, bringing back his eyes, he perceived thirty
147 XIV |          their dead companions came back to their souls and increased
148 XIV |           love, that he thus thrust back, was poured out upon his
149 XIV |       greatly.~Matho made them fall back. His right comprised Campanians,
150 XIV |           motionless, or else would back, surge again, and triumphant
151 XIV | Carthaginians. But they always drew back and turned their weapons
152 XIV |             dimly; and lying on his back he looked at the stars.~
153 XIV |             precipice to look, went back again.~
154 XV  |            his arms fastened to his back; it was forbidden to strike
155 XV  |          hierodules were driving it back with blows of sticks; and
156 XV  |      dispersed, the chains held him back, and the crowd burst out
157 XV  |        struck at them to drive them back; some clung to the projections
158 XV  |             of Satheb he leaned his back against the wall beneath
159 XV  |           again.~Salammbo was borne back, nearly swooning, to her
160 XV  |             her head lying over the back of the throne,— pale, stiff,