Chapter

 1 I   |     drawn back, and torches were brought.~The apes, sacred to the
 2 I   |   amphoras, the Cantabrian wines brought in casks, with the wines
 3 I   |       the whole.~Proud of having brought the Republic to submit,
 4 I   |          that the cups should be brought. They were in the keeping
 5 I   |       fingers into the gills and brought them to the tables. They
 6 I   |        for your enjoyment! I had brought oxen from Hecatompylos;
 7 II  |          point of death, and had brought him to the ergastulum of
 8 II  |          remained near Matho; he brought him food, assisted him to
 9 II  |    bought a slave with the money brought him by his dromedary. The
10 II  |   Carthage, but did not say what brought him among the Barbarians.~“
11 II  |        Hanno replied that he had brought it.~They ran to the outposts,
12 III |       from Darytian Gaetulia had brought her to Carthage when quite
13 IV  |     eagerness of its avarice had brought it into perilous disgrace.
14 IV  |         the pick which Matho had brought they succeeded in dislodging
15 V   |         over to his ear: “I have brought you with me to carry it
16 V   |     snares; and all his windings brought him back again. At last
17 VI  |         day and night, were then brought, and their throats were
18 VI  |       they would have their beds brought up to the lofty terrace
19 VI  |       hand. “Let some of them be brought to me! I wish to see them!”~
20 VI  |        but doubtless, I have not brought chains enough? Write: Send
21 VI  |       their hands be cut off and brought to me in baskets!”~But strange
22 VII |       candelabrum.~Thus they had brought weapons with them as a precaution;
23 VII |      country estates having been brought to Carthage through fear
24 VII |      alternated with pigs of tin brought from the Cassiterides over
25 VII |        to read all that had been brought in by the iron-mines of
26 VII |       his ear: “You will have it brought from Etruria, Brutium, whence
27 VII |     irons as cowards!”~Then they brought and spread out in the middle
28 VIII|     dragged themselves along and brought them drink. The sentries
29 VIII|    discover what it was that had brought the Suffet just when circumstances
30 VIII|       mouths! do you remember? I brought you into Carthage; I stole
31 IX  |        Paralytics had themselves brought thither in hand-barrows;
32 X   |         of the great wheel which brought a flow of pure water through
33 X   |       sacred rites.~Next Taanach brought her something liquid and
34 X   |         taking it by the jaw she brought the little triangular mouth
35 XI  |        raised a large stone, and brought back an amphora of wine
36 XI  |     rents in the canvas the wind brought the dust from without, together
37 XI  |         her breasts somewhat and brought them closer together, and
38 XII |          in their hair. Many had brought pebbles in bags. Others,
39 XIII|  extremities of a rope which was brought to the bottom of the channel
40 XIII| considerable of them, which were brought piece by piece, were set
41 XIII|       earth with their hands and brought it to the soldiers.~The
42 XIII|   insufficient the tollenos were brought into requisition,—instruments
43 XIII|         heap of worms. Her cries brought Salammbo to the spot. She
44 XIII|   elephants which the Suffet had brought back. The lions of the temple
45 XIII|        of the harbour, they were brought by means of capstans to
46 XIII|          serpents which had been brought by the Negroes; the clay
47 XIII|          mode of satisfying Baal brought in much money to the priests,
48 XIII|         stupidly. Then they were brought to the temple of Tanith,
49 XIII|           Hamilcar bowed; and he brought them into the commercial
50 XIII|         priests of Ceres; others brought their fetishes and amulets;
51 XIII|         the ground outside, were brought within the enclosure. A
52 XIII|         the fourteenth child was brought every one could see him
53 XIII|      solar year; but others were brought, and it was impossible to
54 XIV |          believing that water is brought forth by the moon, shouted
55 XIV |       from Clypea. He had horses brought to him from Cyrenaica, and
56 XIV |       This change of temperature brought numerous deaths with it,
57 XIV |      fear; any change of fortune brought with it the end of their
58 XIV |       another the elephants were brought back.~Their breasts cracked
59 XIV |     community of their lives had brought about profound friendship
60 XIV |       they had done so water was brought to them.~While they were
61 XV  |         night; three vessels had brought courtesans from Sicily,
62 XV  |    gaining precision by degrees, brought a crushing sadness upon