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 1 I   |         said Matho, “the curse of Moloch weighs upon me. I felt it
 2 II  |      invoked in turn Baal-Khamon, Moloch, the seven Kabiri, Tanith,
 3 II  |       Begone coward! pig! sink of Moloch! sweat your gold and your
 4 IV  |          the palm trees; the dark Moloch was below the cisterns,
 5 IV  |       promised ships, he swore by Moloch to provide them himself
 6 V   |           seized in the temple of Moloch; others spoke of the assassination
 7 VI  |           was afraid of offending Moloch by worshipping Aptouknos,
 8 VII |         Ancients in the temple of Moloch.~They had just gone out
 9 VII |           district.~The temple of Moloch was built at the foot of
10 VII |          than the altar, rose the Moloch, all of iron, and with gaping
11 VII |            and the high-priest of Moloch in a purple robe.~Hamilcar
12 VII |          subsided, the pontiff of Moloch rose:~“We ask you why you
13 VII |           presence of bull-headed Moloch, I swear”—they expected
14 VII |          sun, in the direction of Moloch the Devourer, and were stretched
15 VIII|        pila kept in the temple of Moloch, he took them in spite of
16 IX  |          invaded by the genius of Moloch. In spite of the rebellion
17 IX  |         frankly towards homicidal Moloch, and all forsook Tanith.
18 X   |        and as a sort of homage to Moloch, or from a vague need of
19 X   | restrained her; she was afraid of Moloch and of Matho. This man,
20 X   |          that she was to vanquish Moloch? They were mingled with
21 XI  |          I were travelling behind Moloch!”~Matho leaped up; his heart
22 XI  |       goddess or the influence of Moloch in motion around her in
23 XI  |           down above her breast.~“Moloch, thou burnest me!” and the
24 XIII|                      CHAPTER XIII~MOLOCH~The Barbarians had no need
25 XIII|     spurting from an artery. Thus Moloch was in possession of Carthage;
26 XIII|        The lions of the temple of Moloch had become ferocious, and
27 XIII|         feeble in comparison with Moloch the Devourer. The existence,
28 XIII|           and when the pontiff of Moloch asked them whether they
29 XIII|           lip, and the priests of Moloch began their task.~Men in
30 XIII|          buy; and the servants of Moloch came and took the children
31 XIII|        asked for. The servants of Moloch were growing impatient.~
32 XIII|        like him!” The servants of Moloch were astonished that the
33 XIII|           a wall in the temple of Moloch was thrown down in order
34 XIII|     pontiffs.~Out of deference to Moloch they had adorned themselves
35 XIII|            thought the priests of Moloch, that he had just committed,
36 XIII|           last the high priest of Moloch passed his left hand beneath
37 XIII|           roared.~The pontiffs of Moloch walked about on the great
38 XIII|        cloak, like the priests of Moloch, was beside the Baal, standing
39 XIII|     placed in them the priests of Moloch spread out their hands upon
40 XIV |      growled; it was the voice of Moloch; he had vanquished Tanith;
41 XV  |        sacrifice. The pontiffs of Moloch passed with heads bent,
42 XV  |  background, where the priests of Moloch were ranged, the cloaks
43 XV  |          the cloak of a priest of Moloch on his shoulder, and in