Chapter

 1 I   |     Greeks, whiter than marble, threw the leavings of their plates
 2 II  |         to leave the city. They threw perfumes, flowers, and pieces
 3 II  |    rose-bays. Then they quickly threw aside lances, bucklers and
 4 II  |          and Roman citizen, and threw pebbles into his eyes to
 5 II  |     uttering a cry of terror he threw himself behind them, shielding
 6 III |         and her hands open, she threw back her head beneath the
 7 IV  |       might enter. One night he threw himself into the gulf and
 8 IV  |      necklace of blue stones he threw it into the crowd as the
 9 IV  |      the Gaul from time to time threw pebbles at their faces to
10 IV  |       back every time that they threw it, and in order to discover
11 IV  | thickened towards the walls and threw them back to an indefinite
12 VI  |         the zaimph abruptly and threw it into a corner, heaping
13 VII |      hastened thither, and some threw themselves into the water
14 VII |   remote apartment.~The Negress threw herself upon the floor to
15 VII |      the burning wicks; then he threw a scented powder upon them,
16 VII |      their smell.~Then they all threw themselves flat on the ground,
17 VII |   sheets fall to the ground and threw himself flat on his face
18 VIII|        which seemed to vibrate, threw back the depths of the sky,
19 VIII|         by the man; the animals threw their riders and fled across
20 VIII|       weak; some Greek hoplites threw away all their arms, and
21 VIII|       snatched up his sword and threw it upon the ground. “But
22 IX  |         throat; he drew it out, threw himself upon the wound—and
23 IX  |        deserter, an enemy. Some threw stones at her to insult
24 X   |      grains of barley which she threw to them in handfuls like
25 X   |      pains of her love Salammbo threw herself upon it with transport.~
26 X   |         half shutting her eyes, threw herself back beneath the
27 X   |     again into the chamber. She threw herself upon the ground
28 XI  |      top of the wall. The slave threw some pebbles at him and
29 XI  |     polluted by your gaze!”~She threw the zaimph about her waist,
30 XI  |   resolutely up to a sentry. He threw away his sword, lance, and
31 XI  |    gesture of surprise; then he threw himself upon Hamilcar’s
32 XII |    which was still smoking, and threw it disdainfully upon the
33 XII |       by the legs, and suddenly threw them over the ramparts.
34 XII |        the great gate of Khamon threw wide their leaves. The Punic
35 XIII|       masses.~The Carthaginians threw down mill-stones, pestles,
36 XIII|         axe at him; some people threw themselves upon Schahabarim;
37 XIII| exclaimed:~“My child!”~Hamilcar threw himself with a bound upon
38 XIII|    first-born that was lost, he threw himself upon his son; he
39 XIII|       from their foreheads, and threw it upon the flames. Then
40 XIII|         to the balustrade, they threw themselves back again, and
41 XIV |         upon his shoulder.~They threw off their cuirasses that
42 XIV |       launched his cavalry; all threw themselves face downwards