Chapter

 1 I   |     peninsula, while the emerald sea appeared as if it were curdled
 2 II  |       had flung himself into the sea from the top of a trireme
 3 III |    blended with the scent of the sea and the exhalation from
 4 III |      other into the mists of the sea, and on the summit of the
 5 III |           mistress of the gloomy sea and of the azure shores,
 6 III |      pearls at the bottom of the sea!~“And every germ, O goddess!
 7 IV  |     hands; while the blue of the sea stretched away behind the
 8 IV  |          upon Carthage. Only the sea was open to it, and there
 9 IV  |        motionless looking at the sea with his fingers buried
10 V   |          flames or walk upon the sea! I am transported! Salammbo!
11 V   |          covered with fires; the sea filled the horizon; at each
12 V   |         material, upborne by the sea breeze, shone in the sunlight
13 VI  |         road to Utica beside the sea. A fragment remained before
14 VI  |         sailors had touched, the sea having retired a long way
15 VI  |     great sharks sporting in the sea.~But just now they were
16 VI  |       Then the gulf and the open sea would seem as motionless
17 VI  |           communicating with the sea. It had three lines of circumvallation,
18 VI  |       sought to construct in the sea. He would snatch up the
19 VI  |        large and pale, while the sea, flat as a pavement of lapis-lazuli,
20 VII |      skimming the surface of the sea with its long wings.~It
21 VII |  speeding over the plains of the sea.~As it rounded the promontory
22 VII |        tanned by sand, wind, and sea. A tuft of white hair rose
23 VII |         sails passing far out at sea; he is melancholy, he rejects
24 VII |         seemed to weigh upon the sea, which beat against the
25 VII |      elephants are afraid of the sea!”~Hamilcar’s followers thought
26 VII |        distance the sound of the sea.~Then the Ancients began
27 VII | disembarked in the middle of the sea. As I was returning I saw
28 VII |        the horizon upon the blue sea. The sun was issuing from
29 VII |        azure of the sky, and the sea disappeared through the
30 VII |       Cassiterides over the Dark Sea; gums from the country of
31 VII |         milk and as broad as the sea, forests of blue trees,
32 VII |         for countries beyond the sea, he ordered antimony to
33 VIII|      march along the edge of the sea; and they soon reached the
34 VIII|        which they knew to be the sea. The two armies, having
35 VIII|        drifting them away to the sea.~Two hours afterwards Matho
36 IX  |        rest were thrown into the sea, and the waves, driven by
37 X   |        from the cataracts to the sea. Shaking torches with veil-covered
38 X   |       with the gulf and the open sea dimly lost in the colour
39 X   |    across the sky high above the sea.~The horizon was filled
40 XI  |         Carthage, whether on the sea or in the country. The slate-coloured
41 XI  |    twenty days’ journey into the sea, you come to an island covered
42 XI  |       terrors of battles and the sea encumbered with the wrecks
43 XII |      showed undulations like the sea, and the tents with their
44 XII |        girdle of walls; then the sea spread out indefinitely;
45 XII |        driven to the edge of the sea, and all those united forces
46 XII |        who were stationed on the sea.~Hanno contented himself
47 XII |        drowned themselves in the sea.~Utica was enduring the
48 XII |     ranged along the edge of the sea in a great straight line.
49 XIII|           being protected by the sea and the gulf, remained inaccessible.
50 XIII|        walls like an overflowing sea.~They moved forward the
51 XIII|         bloodstained arms in the sea; the tents were closed;
52 XIV |          sail was visible on the sea.~Narr’ Havas had ceased
53 XIV |      dimly like the noise of the sea to shipwrecked men dying
54 XIV |         of a promontory into the sea, hurled himself among the
55 XV  |         her the immensity of the sea, the gulf, the mountains,
56 XV  |   continuous as the noise of the sea, floated vaguely around
57 XV  |         the planet sank into the sea; and at the last palpitation