Chapter

 1 I   |       sight what they could not take. Others walked amid the
 2 II  |    galleys shall be equipped to take you back to your native
 3 II  |     themselves so strong, might take a fancy to stay. But they
 4 II  |  hundred paces from the camp to take their round bucklers, broad
 5 II  |      the bearers would stop and take a different direction through
 6 III |     motionless earth.~“Taanach, take your nebal and play softly
 7 III |        the image of one, was to take away part of his virtue,
 8 IV  |     necessary for two armies to take them simultaneously in the
 9 IV  |         would themselves go and take it in Carthage.~The bad
10 IV  |     then that the Republic will take its revenge! Mistrust the
11 IV  | district.~“No,” said Spendius, “take me to the temple of Tanith.”~
12 V   |     temple. Follow me! come and take it.”~Matho was consumed
13 V   |       would not be necessary to take it in order to monopolise
14 V   |        seen.~Both turned pale.~“Take it!” said Matho at last.~
15 VI  |  distant along the coast, would take its place, and the metropolis,
16 VI  |       and he was unable even to take a town.~At night when alone
17 VI  |       marrow of your bones, and take courage, O reflection of
18 VII |       want to put you to death! Take care of yourself, Barca!”~
19 VII |    promises. Hamilcar would not take any further part in any
20 VII |      the road which they are to take, as in the case of those
21 VII |        has need that you should take the general command of the
22 VII |      And I you by the people!”~“Take care that you do not end
23 VIII|      Announcer of the Moons and take note of the wind.~One day—
24 VIII|         the square of Khamon to take their places in the ranks.
25 VIII|       and when they desisted to take breath they would follow
26 IX  |          he had even refused to take augurs with him; and the
27 X   |      see them. She would go and take the hanging amphoras by
28 X   |     them, and he even seemed to take joy in grieving her by the
29 X   |       the veil?”~“The gods will take thought for it,” replied
30 X   |         matter? Do not go away! take me! When you were quite
31 XI  |       his arm, or would perhaps take balls made of wheat, dates,
32 XI  |     here? why do you come?”~“To take it!” she replied, pointing
33 XI  |       Carthage! Ah! you came to take the zaimph, to conquer me,
34 XI  |       he said, “what do I care? take me away with it! I abandon
35 XII |     them with abuse to come and take them. The Barbarians picked
36 XII |        Barbarians were urged to take every precaution; the Republic
37 XII |      Hippo-Zarytus, resolved to take it, for they had need of
38 XIII|      face.~“Here he is, Master! Take him!”~The Suffet and the
39 XIII|       in secret, and each would take away a piece beneath his
40 XIII|       Listen!” he said, “go and take from among the slaves a
41 XIII|          my life! Kill me also! take me away! Woe! Woe!” He ploughed
42 XIII|        who lament at funerals. “Take him away then! my suffering
43 XIII|   mutilation, Schahabarim could take no part in the cult of the
44 XIV |       rights, to marry her, and take her.~Salammbo did not understand
45 XIV |   before, howl like wolves, and take to flight like vultures.
46 XIV |         faces with their nails, take their swords with both hands,
47 XIV |         important matter was to take Tunis. He advanced by forced
48 XIV |      advancing towards Tunis to take it. In proportion as he
49 XIV |       the western provinces, to take his vengeance in the very
50 XIV |     sadness, for they seemed to take up more room than on another
51 XIV | challenge. The encounter should take place the following day
52 XV  |      which the whole town might take part, in which every hand,
53 XV  |      she crossed the terrace to take her seat behind on a kind