Chapter

 1 I   |       herbs, and a few Lydians in women’s robes, dining in slippers
 2 I   |          step. Some advanced like women, making obscene gestures;
 3 I   |          gold. They cried out for women. They raved in a hundred
 4 I   |         and came to a plain where women with dragon-croups were
 5 I   |      chord; for, feebler than old women, they trembled at once with
 6 I   |            lying on flowers, with women and buffoons! Do not tell
 7 I   |           them by the bridle. Two women were seated in the chariot.
 8 II  |      gratings of iron or reed the women, with veiled heads, silently
 9 II  |   panthers following behind them. Women of Libyan race, mounted
10 II  |          grown rich by dealing in women; then, ruined by a shipwreck,
11 II  | crescent-shaped; others were like women’s bosoms presenting their
12 II  |          freezes the heart; Negro women, singing barbarous words
13 II  |           rose with applause; the women rushed towards the guards
14 III |          men in understanding and women in weakness. Your desire
15 IV  |     itinerant vendors there moved women of all nations, as brown
16 IV  |          in the sacking of towns, women that were jaded with love
17 IV  |        their fires; the Syracusan women had golden plates in their
18 IV  |         something better, namely, women. The Suffet replied that
19 V   |       columns from top to bottom. Women were sleeping stretched
20 V   |         days by the sale of these women; and with a rapid glance
21 V   |           bloodstained hands. The women slept. The emerald vine
22 V   |            and a flood of people, women, serving-men, and slaves,
23 V   |     traders left their shops; the women forsook their children;
24 VI  |    javelins at the doors, and the women gave their necklaces, rings,
25 VI  |       roads with his cavalry.~The women cried out loudly against
26 VI  |          as it was with herds and women. Moreover, they knew nothing
27 VI  |       coming to gaze at them. The women would show their little
28 VI  |       them. “You demanded horses, women, estates, magistracies,
29 VII |      harbour as one of Salammbo’s women, so as to make his way in
30 VII |          whole of them with their women and children, without keeping
31 VII |           to the right, while the women’s palace rose at the end
32 VII |         staircases. All her slave women followed her; and, at each
33 VII |        the foreheads of the Roman women. Others had silver arrows,
34 VII |     staircase, with its thronging women, vibrate from top to bottom
35 VII |           and fell down among her women, who crowded around her.~
36 VII |         the vapour-baths, and the women with their children, all
37 VII |          so terrible that all the women fled. The slaves drew back
38 VIII|           upon the rich. Even the women contributed; payment was
39 VIII|           the courts were full of women engaged in tearing up linen;
40 IX  |            embroiderers, and even women,—the widows of the dead
41 IX  |       without troubling about the women. At first the men shared
42 IX  |        but the Gaulish and Libyan women forced them by their outrageous
43 IX  |           some fair Lacedaemonian women were taken by New Carthaginians
44 IX  |           him that they must have women, he replied: “I have none!”~
45 IX  |       around them on the heights. Women moved about with leathern
46 IX  |       houses were filled with the women’s piercing shrieks, which,
47 X   |          The eunuchs, slaves, and women had been scrupulously sent
48 X   |         dog slaughtered by barren women on a winter’s night amid
49 XII |          by one like shadows; the women also ventured to return,
50 XII |          embracings more frantic. Women stretched themselves on
51 XII |        circle round them, and the women were allowed to enter thirty
52 XII |        and their broken arms; the women massed themselves in the
53 XII |         streaks, knocked down the women, who carried their children
54 XIII|           them incombustible. The women and children went to procure
55 XIII|           surrender, and even the women were brigaded. The people
56 XIII|          crushed one another. The women leaned over the battlements
57 XIII|       they ought to send away the women, the sick, and the old men;
58 XIII|           resounded. The cries of women might everywhere be heard;
59 XIII|       hair, and shrieked like the women who lament at funerals. “
60 XIII|           rich, the Ancients, the women, the whole multitude, thronged
61 XIV |        were tortured; he gave the women to his soldiers to be violated
62 XIV |           many people, especially women, flung themselves headlong
63 XIV |    fifteen years of age, and even women, who, being unable to withstand
64 XIV |          beneath sticks hurled by women; the Punic populace was
65 XV  |     received applause among these women, and, being perfumed and
66 XV  |           see him, especially the women. They burned to gaze upon