Chapter

 1 I   |          priests of the temple of Tanith, who were often summoned
 2 I   |       your mouths! The mystery of Tanith ranged in the depths of
 3 I   |         fluttered. In the wood of Tanith might be heard the tabourines
 4 II  |           were the priestesses of Tanith, who had hastened hither
 5 II  |         Moloch, the seven Kabiri, Tanith, and the Venus of the Greeks.
 6 III |         said:~“O Rabetna!—Baalet!—Tanith!” and her voice was lengthened
 7 III |        the wheel of a chariot.~“O Tanith! thou dost love me? I have
 8 III |       acquainted with the popular Tanith. He was reserving her for
 9 III |         daughter disquieted about Tanith. She had learned her adventures,
10 III |         He was the high priest of Tanith, and it was he who had educated
11 IV  |           on its roofing; beyond, Tanith’s copper cupola swelled
12 IV  |           search, three images of Tanith, and, wrapped up in an ape’
13 IV  |         of Chabar, exclaimed:~“By Tanith, I swear!”~Spendius resumed:~“
14 IV  |          take me to the temple of Tanith.”~Matho wished to speak.~“
15 V   |                         CHAPTER V~TANITH~After leaving the gardens
16 V   |       Master, in the sanctuary of Tanith there is a mysterious veil,
17 V   |       this execrable crime!”~“But Tanith is your enemy,” retorted
18 V   |       sandals; and if the veil of Tanith weighs upon you still, you
19 V   |        mass: it was the temple of Tanith, a whole made up of monuments
20 V   |      before the door supplicating Tanith. He besought her not to
21 V   |            the tumultuous soul of Tanith was poured streaming forth.
22 V   |         him. He drew Matho behind Tanith’s chariot, where a cleft
23 V   |            you who have plundered Tanith! Hatred, vengeance, massacre,
24 VII |          robe, the high-priest of Tanith in a white linen robe, the
25 VII |    Schahabarim. But the priest of Tanith had alone remained in his
26 VII | Carthaginian pieces, representing Tanith with a horse beneath a palm-tree,
27 VII |       injures the flock! Gracious Tanith, to cripple slaves! Ah!
28 IX  |           Moloch, and all forsook Tanith. In fact, Rabetna, having
29 X   |           temple of Aphaka, where Tanith descended in the form of
30 X   |       with musk like the doves of Tanith, suddenly entered, and their
31 X   |     thrice the mysterious name of Tanith; but Salammbo still suffered
32 X   |           curl the hair of an old Tanith in the third aedicule near
33 X   |       felt himself in doubt about Tanith, the more he wished to believe
34 X   |          more disposed to succour Tanith, the python recovered and
35 X   |          bring back the mantle of Tanith into Carthage. With terrible
36 XI  |     radiant and beautiful even as Tanith?” And with a look of boundless
37 XI  |            Unless perhaps you are Tanith?”~“I, Tanith!” said Salammbo
38 XI  |      perhaps you are Tanith?”~“I, Tanith!” said Salammbo to herself.~
39 XIII|          brought to the temple of Tanith, where the priestesses were
40 XIII|      raised his eyes and gazed at Tanith, whose slender crescent
41 XIII|     people recognised a priest of Tanith—the high-priest Schahabarim.
42 XIV |         Moloch; he had vanquished Tanith; and she, being now fecundated,
43 XIV |        master! Although she asked Tanith every day for Matho’s death,
44 XV  |          a stone; he had offended Tanith, and the cynocephaluses
45 XV  |         and the cynocephaluses of Tanith should avenge her. Others
46 XV  |          stretched the priests of Tanith in linen robes; on her right
47 XV  |        splendour was blended with Tanith, and seemed the very genius
48 XV  |      having touched the mantle of Tanith.~