Chapter

 1 I   |           wore bronze cothurni, had placed themselves in the central
 2 I   |          Mercenaries; they speedily placed fire beneath some brazen
 3 I   |        after vanquishing Masisabal, placed her severed head on the
 4 I   |             Numidian chief, who was placed at the captains’ tables
 5 I   |          that the light was coming, placed their hoofs on the marble
 6 II  |        parallel lines; the Iberians placed their canvas pavilions in
 7 II  |           it.~Then the corpses were placed in the arms of the Pataec
 8 VI  |            all healthy citizens, he placed catapults on the towers,
 9 VI  |          leathern towers which were placed above their scarlet caparisons,
10 VI  |          the dishes that were being placed around him. They increased,
11 VII |             diamond chalice. It was placed upon the last of the long
12 VII |            as blue as sapphire, and placed it before him. It was the
13 VII |       passage with elephants’ teeth placed upright and meeting together
14 VII |            them at Hamilcar’s feet, placed in his hands a wooden frame
15 VII |           horns of Ammon, which are placed under the bed to induce
16 VII |            in brass claws.~All were placed facing the sun, in the direction
17 VIII|            the buoys which had been placed at intervals by his order.
18 VIII|         wind behind him, and he had placed his oval shield beneath
19 IX  |           him. On his head had been placed a grotesque tiara of hippopotamus
20 X   |           equinoxes with the armils placed in the portico of Alexandria,
21 X   |        above all these garments she placed a black mantle with a flowing
22 XI  |          her immobility.~At last he placed a dagger which he had in
23 XI  | indissoluble betrothal. A lance was placed in Salammbo’s hands and
24 XII |             pikes. The corpses were placed upon these and were conveyed
25 XII |       ceased.~The Carthaginians had placed soldiers on the aqueduct,
26 XIII|             of the Mercenaries were placed in the first rank, and behind
27 XIII|          three principle angles; he placed a ram before every gate,
28 XIII|              Ethiopian archers were placed in the baskets; then, the
29 XIII|            chains. Black veils were placed upon the Pataec gods, and
30 XIII|           he commanded planks to be placed over the streets between
31 XIII|         receptacles round the wall, placed one on his breast and the
32 XIII|           bands of Phrygian stuffs, placed themselves on the east,
33 XIII|         Every time that a child was placed in them the priests of Moloch
34 XIV |      flagons, and canvases had been placed out of doors; but the torches
35 XIV |            catapult at each end. He placed it in the gulf in front
36 XIV |         privileges for his men, and placed them on important posts;
37 XIV |         stationed. Ladders had been placed beforehand in this passage
38 XIV |       sword-belt which Spendius had placed over his shoulder.~When
39 XIV |       inscriptions on columns.~They placed themselves in four equal
40 XIV |  Carthaginians in similar order. He placed the Clinabarians outside
41 XIV |           array.~But the Barbarians placed at the extremities were
42 XIV |            horsemen into squadrons, placed hoplites between them, and