Chapter

 1 I   |         mountains. The deserted streets lengthened; the palm-trees
 2 I   |      over the flagstones in the streets. Dromedaries, baggage-laden,
 3 II  |    passing together through the streets in the camp they perceived
 4 II  |         temples, for paving the streets, for the construction of
 5 II  |       work at the paving of the streets, at the equipment of the
 6 II  |     roused, and stirring in the streets. “They are going to Carthage,”
 7 III |      porters were asleep in the streets on the thresholds of the
 8 IV  |         casting of filth, while streets passed through their yawning
 9 IV  |       stretched away behind the streets which were rendered still
10 IV  |    catapults. The ground in the streets was sprinkled with fresh
11 IV  |   rolled like casks through the streets of the camp. Then, when
12 V   |    turned again into the narrow streets amid the darkness. The strips
13 V   |       at each of his steps; the streets cleared at his approach,
14 V   |      advancing through the open streets. They were barred with cords,
15 VI  |       the houses were shut; the streets would fill and suddenly
16 VI  |       with a feeble escort.~The streets were too narrow for the
17 VII |       pebbles. The noise of the streets did not reach so far, and
18 VII |         courts, the plan of the streets, and the people, who seemed
19 VII |       extinguished, the broader streets grew still, then shadows
20 VII |       not torn to pieces in the streets!”~As soon as they were on
21 VIII|  defiled under arms through the streets from morning till night;
22 VIII|    Mappalian district. Soon the streets were astir, and the soldiers
23 IX  |     embraced one another in the streets, and rubbed the faces of
24 IX  |       to the vague noise of the streets mingled with the rustling
25 IX  |       the Suffet arrived in the streets with shouts. The Great Council
26 IX  |    eddied at the corners of the streets. The sounds of hymns were
27 X   |       carrying them through the streets singing. These monstrous
28 X   |        distance the roar of the streets was growing feebler, violet
29 XI  | Half-gnawed carrion blocked the streets.~Night fell. The sky was
30 XIII|      the temple of Melkarth the streets were cumbered with corpses;
31 XIII| ramparts, he rolled through the streets, he devoured the very corpses.~
32 XIII|       No!” said the slave, “the streets were empty.”~As the war
33 XIII|      ruins in the middle of the streets. At the quietest times masses
34 XIII| brigaded. The people lay in the streets and waited full of distress.~
35 XIII|       discharging from the side streets. He was caught by the hips,
36 XIII|    planks to be placed over the streets between the houses from
37 XIII|    groups at the corners of the streets. Some said that they ought
38 XIII|    aromatics spread through the streets. All the temples had just
39 XIII|        axles became fast in the streets; then the pious took advantage
40 XIV |    eddies at the corners of the streets. It poured in warm heavy
41 XIV |         recalled the resounding streets, the taverns, theatres,
42 XIV |        at an infinite depth, of streets, marching soldiers, and
43 XIV |         it; men lamented in the streets, calling them by their names
44 XV  |         had been repainted, the streets were strewn with myrtle
45 XV  |    animal wandering through the streets with this man writhing beneath
46 XV  |       very paving-stones in the streets and the waves in the gulf,
47 XV  |        Acropolis, and empty the streets, to return with lengthened
48 XV  |     delicate scents through the streets.~The Kedeschim, with painted
49 XV  |       prevailed below. Adjacent streets were discharging the crowd,
50 XV  |        multitude obstructed the streets. It reached to the house-tops,
51 XV  |    pieces of a serpent.~Several streets began in front of him, leading
52 XV  |       to the pharos, in all the streets, on all the houses, and