Chapter

  1 I   |        and Punic; he kissed their hands; finally, he congratulated
  2 I   |       hair, no eyebrows. In their hands, which sparkled with rings,
  3 I   |          Salammbo; their wrinkled hands, which hung over the strings
  4 I   |        silent; and, pressing both hands upon her heart, she remained
  5 II  |       seen with parasols in their hands, and parrots on their shoulders.
  6 II  |       torture, passed through the hands of many masters, and experienced
  7 II  |     already sick. They tore their hands with the darts of the aloes;
  8 II  |         with their chins on their hands, and darted their great
  9 II  |           smile he would pass his hands over the scars on his legs
 10 II  |         with his face in both his hands; a hanging lamp lit up his
 11 II  |        with golden cases in their hands, when he led his herd of
 12 II  |        voice, while his outspread hands were held like two light
 13 II  |          were held like two light hands on the strings of a lyre.~
 14 II  |      tatters on dried boughs; his hands trembled with a continuous
 15 III |        fore-arms straight and her hands open, she threw back her
 16 III |      crystal globe, and with both hands began to play.~The sounds
 17 IV  |       with palm branches in their hands. They were driven back with
 18 IV  |       chains or javelins in their hands; while the blue of the sea
 19 IV  |        young tigers to bite their hands.~The Carthaginians walked
 20 IV  |      Suffet’s tent; they took his hands and sought to move him by
 21 IV  |      walked behind Matho with his hands resting on the two daggers
 22 V   |           their power in your own hands? Would you rather die on
 23 V   |           were smiling, while her hands were crossed upon the lower
 24 V   |           Placing one foot in his hands, and then the other upon
 25 V   |         bearing upon it with both hands he soon found himself by
 26 V   |           washed his bloodstained hands. The women slept. The emerald
 27 V   |          herself on both clenched hands she leaned shuddering out.
 28 V   |         crushed with kissing your hands!”~“Let me see it!” she said. “
 29 V   |    despairing priests wrung their hands on the peristyles of the
 30 V   |           multitude clapped their hands.~He ran up to the great
 31 VI  |     snatch up the stones with his hands, overturn, strike, and deal
 32 VI  |      order to climb up, but their hands were struck off with cutlasses
 33 VI  |         the great chains on their hands trailed upon the pavement.
 34 VI  |           pity! and let all their hands be cut off and brought to
 35 VII |          all the fingers of their hands, which were burnt by unknown
 36 VII |       upon the wall, his tapering hands reached down to the ground;
 37 VII |    remained motionless with their hands crossed inside their broad
 38 VII |           frizzled like wool. His hands were enveloped in linen
 39 VII |         pontiffs spread out their hands to avert the anathema. All
 40 VII |          when you were kissing my hands and were all putting a constraint
 41 VII |      pressed to his body, and his hands half open, he said:~“Barca,
 42 VII |          the centre—and with both hands and with all his strength
 43 VII |       like pyramids, and had open hands carved out in the centre
 44 VII |         And taking from Taanach’s hands a little oblong vase wherein
 45 VII |    Hamilcar’s feet, placed in his hands a wooden frame furnished
 46 VII |          strips of linen from his hands.~“What is this? three palaces
 47 VII |        answering him, clapped his hands and three men appeared;
 48 VII |           roll of metopion in his hands, while two others rubbed
 49 VII |          eat the flour, and their hands were enclosed in gauntlets
 50 VII |        necklace out of Giddenem’s hands.~“Cursed be the dog that
 51 VIII|          with kisses, passing his hands over her long, black hair;
 52 VIII|           they held in their left hands; while the Tarentines, each
 53 VIII|           even heard. Those whose hands were empty clasped one another
 54 VIII|           ground, his knee in his hands and his head cast down.~
 55 IX  |    country people came with their hands full of provisions, implored
 56 IX  |         fell to his chain-covered hands; and the Carthaginians,
 57 IX  |          a feast;—then he let his hands fall between his legs, slowly
 58 IX  |       across the palisades; their hands would be struck off with
 59 X   |        her bended left leg in her hands, her mouth half open, her
 60 X   |         kept time by striking her hands; Salammbo, with a swaying
 61 X   |          tinged the inside of her hands with Lawsonia, spread vermilion
 62 X   |           waist, and on her arms, hands and toes, she had such a
 63 X   |       softly with her head in the hands and her face on the pavement.~
 64 XI  |           damp leaves to cool her hands. At the corner of a wood
 65 XI  |           mantle. Some kissed his hands; others bending their spines
 66 XI  |       Matho still kept her little hands in his own; and from time
 67 XI  |        aside the sarissae with my hands, I check the stallions by
 68 XI  |         the zaimph and raised her hands to seize it.~“What are you
 69 XI  |         head thrown back, and his hands wandering; the gold discs
 70 XI  | motionless, her head bent and her hands crossed.~A dagger was displayed
 71 XI  |          forth his mouth upon her hands, and the dagger fell.~Shouts
 72 XI  |        every forward movement the hands passed into the beard and
 73 XI  |         pit; then with elbows and hands he had dragged himself twenty
 74 XI  |          allowed him to kiss your hands! But if the frenzy of your
 75 XI  |           himself upon Hamilcar’s hands and covered them with kisses.~
 76 XI  |          was placed in Salammbo’s hands and by her offered to Narr’
 77 XII |         with their chins in their hands, sighed as they thought
 78 XII |         by the tattooing on their hands: the old soldiers of Antiochus
 79 XII |            and his temples in his hands; he saw nothing, heard nothing,
 80 XII |        not venture to raise their hands against him.~But those who
 81 XII |           be sent back with their hands cut off.~Immediately afterwards,
 82 XII |           the very edge with both hands on his hips, and was looking
 83 XIII|         gathered earth with their hands and brought it to the soldiers.~
 84 XIII|    holding their weapons in their hands. Not a Carthaginian showed
 85 XIII|        wall with torches in their hands, burn the works of the Mercenaries,
 86 XIII|         came with scissors to lay hands upon them.~The Barbarians
 87 XIII|          remained gaping; severed hands flew through the air. Mighty
 88 XIII|           his great sword in both hands he had dashed impetuously
 89 XIII|        were dragging it with both hands, hauling it with ropes,
 90 XIII|          other, tied his feet and hands with it, thrust the end
 91 XIII|           die.~But he clapped his hands three times. Giddenem appeared.~“
 92 XIII|         was beginning to clap his hands and jump, when Hamilcar
 93 XIII|        and fell from their wasted hands,—nor could there have been
 94 XIII|         pulling them made the two hands rise to a level with the
 95 XIII|         mass was seen between the hands of the colossus, and sank
 96 XIII|           Moloch spread out their hands upon him to burden him with
 97 XIII|      victims were piled up on his hands with a big chain above them
 98 XIV |           the mountain with their hands, seeking to discover a passage.~
 99 XIV |          kept them naked in their hands, and the most suspicious
100 XIV |      almost all of them let their hands fall on feeling the cold
101 XIV |       Clinabarians, leaning their hands on the horses’ croups for
102 XIV |      Suffet put his hand into the hands of the ten Barbarians in
103 XIV |     uplifted arms.~Their legs and hands were tied; then when they
104 XIV |          one another with clasped hands, and friend bade friend
105 XIV |       take their swords with both hands, and plunge them into their
106 XIV |         for Salammbo had both her hands wrapped up, and did not
107 XIV |           and those who had their hands on him could scarce retain
108 XIV |       heads; from their heels and hands blood fell in big, slow
109 XIV |         of their weapons in their hands.~Many already had none left,
110 XIV |          he raised both his empty hands towards heaven, closed his
111 XV  |           and with lyres in their hands; the priestesses followed
112 XV  |           work. All clapped their hands and stamped their feet,