Chapter

 1 I   |        together with baskets of gold filigree-work containing
 2 I   |       They demanded wine, meat, gold. They cried out for women.
 3 I   |       it; it became harder than gold; nevertheless the eyes ceased
 4 I   |    Chamber there is an ingot of gold beneath every flagstone;
 5 I   |    outside the mole to look for gold dust:~“See!” he said to
 6 II  |        each received a piece of gold on the condition that they
 7 II  |      where, with its roofing of gold on its columns of brass,
 8 II  |          He sent him fat goats, gold dust, and ostrich feathers.
 9 II  |      huckle-bones, and lost the gold plates of his necklace one
10 II  |     mules laden with baskets of gold; and ever beginning the
11 II  |      now worth three shekels of gold, while the cultivated lands
12 II  |      sink of Moloch! sweat your gold and your plague! quicker!
13 IV  |   feathers, hung from the large gold ring in his ear, and a stream
14 V   |     entrance between a stela of gold and one of emerald, and
15 V   |        which was encrusted with gold, mother-of-pearl, and glass;
16 VI  |     oxen, three hundred bags of gold dust, and considerable advances
17 VI  |         twenty-three shekels of gold, eighteen elephants, fourteen
18 VII |        face with paint. But the gold dust in his hair had fallen
19 VII |        Baat-Baal, who possessed gold mines in Darytian Gaetulia.~“
20 VII |        fingers like javelins of gold.~“You will lose your ships,
21 VII |   little quadrangular plates of gold, representing a woman between
22 VII |    their bags of palm bark; and gold dust heaped up in leathern
23 VII |   pettiest utensils were all of gold, a river of the colour of
24 VII |       threads on which balls of gold, silver, and horn were strung,
25 VII |      had ten times the value of gold, and the captures of vessels,
26 VII |        twelve Syrian talents of gold. The food for the crews,
27 VII |     centre by pillars of cedar. Gold, silver, and brass coins
28 VII |     form of a cross, were large gold shields and monster close-necked
29 VII |       gems which were either in gold calabashes fastened like
30 VII |       together with a lacing of gold which extended from his
31 VIII| twenty-three thousand kikars of gold from the Syssitia, and decreed
32 VIII|         completely covered with gold. Afterwards, at intervals,
33 IX  |         Melkarth, three hundred gold crowns to the Suffet, and
34 IX  |       and twenty-three thousand gold kikars; those who had given
35 X   |     inspecting the censers, the gold vases, the tongs, the rakes
36 X   |     were spotted with scales of gold. Salammbo panted beneath
37 X   |       Her hair was covered with gold dust, was crisped in front,
38 X   |        paint on her cheeks, the gold on her garments, and the
39 XI  |         showed her a handful of gold pieces. She rushed upon
40 XI  |       bottom of an ampitheatre. Gold plates, as they displaced
41 XI  |        his hands wandering; the gold discs hanging from his ears
42 XI  |       to an island covered with gold dust, verdure, and birds.
43 XIII|    plaited by the pontiffs with gold ribbons, and whose existence
44 XIII| terminated in balls of crystal, gold, silver or copper.~These
45 XIII|         against pale faces, and gold tiaras clasped brows contracted
46 XIII|         into the flames pearls, gold vases, cups, torches, all
47 XIII|         and he was watching the gold plate on his breast; it
48 XIV |       round on his finger a big gold ring, the same which had
49 XIV |         painted on it, and with gold fringes at the hem; two
50 XIV |     house should be sanded with gold dust.~Evening fell, and
51 XIV |        them from below.~A broad gold ribbon shone on the summit
52 XV  |       violet tunic figured with gold vine branches, and with
53 XV  |    their tiaras, formed a great gold line, and on the other side
54 XV  |        possession; and taking a gold patera in his right hand,