Chapter

 1 I   |       the temple of Eschmoun had set out at daybreak and dragged
 2 I   |          shining armour who have set me free!”~Then he let fall
 3 II  |          several of them who had set out for Carthage had not
 4 II  |          when the Barbarians had set out, Spendius circled the
 5 III |   touched an unclean animal, nor set her heels in the house of
 6 IV  |       become soldiers. They were set to split wood and to curry
 7 IV  | calamitous period of the war was set down at so low a rate that,
 8 V   |       you, and a luminous stone, set in an obscene symbol on
 9 VI  |         The couriers had not yet set out when universal rejoicing
10 VI  |         registered and carefully set down in writing. He had
11 VI  |  assistance; but Hanno would not set out until the engines of
12 VI  |       smeared them with bitumen, set them on fire, and drove
13 VII |      forward; it grazed the idol set up at the corner of the
14 VII |     butterflies, or long bodkins set like suns in their hair.
15 VII |          naked feet as they were set down on the wood;—and here
16 VII |         behind.~The caravans had set out regularly at the winter
17 VII |           Abdalonim went up to a set of pigeon-holes in the wall,
18 VII |    turning pale, went to another set of pigeon-holes, and took
19 VII |      slaves, and spoiled carpets set down as the expense of a
20 VII |      when the sun had completely set he disappeared behind the
21 VIII|        laws in objection, but he set them aside; no one ventured
22 VIII|     examiner of his accounts.~He set to work upon the ramparts,
23 VIII|          their spare horses, and set off right and left towards
24 VIII|        As they were too hot they set about their work with bare
25 VIII|          under Spendius had just set out, and the inhabitants
26 VIII|          supported by two sticks set in the ground, his knee
27 IX  |          went down to Malqua and set up stages of sycamore-wood
28 IX  |      night there. Tents had been set up in which drinking went
29 IX  |          struck off a few heads, set all right again, and had
30 X   |        of the darkness.~He would set forth to her the theory
31 X   |         belief.~Thenceforward he set himself to deplore before
32 X   |          useless; others who had set out without a general had
33 X   |          felt as if she had been set free. She thought only of
34 X   |     arrived when Salammbo was to set out.~About the twelfth hour
35 X   |         ivory chair.~But Taanach set up before her a copper mirror,
36 XI  |      sake of the shade, and then set out again.~For prudence
37 XII |        weeping behind them, they set out along the edge of the
38 XIII|     brought piece by piece, were set up in front of the enemy.~
39 XIII|    flames. They began to run and set fire to the rest. They were
40 XIII|        consisting of a long beam set transversely upon another,
41 XIII|       whole forest that he might set it on fire and burn Carthage
42 XIII|        and an intolerable famine set in.~The besieged killed
43 XIII|        shore was bored, and they set out for the Gauls to buy
44 XIII|       journey.~The machines were set up on the terrace, although
45 XIII|          draught of air. Then he set him down upon a stool beside
46 XIII|     sceptres with emerald balls, set out from the bottom of Megara;
47 XIII|     longer; the tabernacles were set upon the ground; and the
48 XIV |          state of siege.~Then he set himself to harass them.
49 XIV |         a long time, a man would set himself to crawl towards
50 XIV |   cutlass was inserted; they had set out simultaneously from
51 XIV |          it. In proportion as he set forth their chances of success
52 XIV |          a cloud. Before the sun set he withdrew.~The Ancients
53 XIV |      pant for a minute, and then set off again with the fragments
54 XIV |         distress any longer, had set out from Carthage, and,
55 XIV |         rest.~The Barbarians had set themselves with their backs
56 XIV |        that their companions had set out, some Zuaeces who were
57 XIV |   spectre. Then one of the lions set himself in motion, his monstrous
58 XV  |         neck, frenzy immediately set in. This last Barbarian