Chapter

 1 I   |              gods hidden beneath the mountains and in the caverns of the
 2 I   |            told of the ascent of the mountains of Ersiphonia, the journey
 3 I   |           goats coming down from the mountains. The deserted streets lengthened;
 4 II  |             of the hills, while blue mountains reared themselves behind.
 5 II  |         again into a valley, and the mountains which seemed to block up
 6 II  |           setting behind them in the mountains of Numidia, shot between
 7 II  |          which was wholly bounded by mountains, expanded around them. Here
 8 II  |            of her eternal smile. The mountains at their summits were crescent-shaped;
 9 II  |           seen running down from the mountains.~Then, when the Barbarians
10 III |            world with its oceans and mountains looks at itself in thy face
11 III |             woods, winds, rivers and mountains; but, can you understand?
12 V   |         Forgive me! it was as though mountains were weighing upon my days;
13 VI  |            Behind one mountain other mountains reared themselves, and in
14 VI  |              and abruptly terminated mountains; the Barbarians were encamped
15 VII |             with their goats on grey mountains; and his heart leaped at
16 VII |             at you; and then crystal mountains supporting the sun behind
17 VII |           reaping barley fled to the mountains; and the asses, the mules
18 VII |         callaides shot away from the mountains with slings, carbuncles
19 VIII|              in the direction of the mountains.~“Master!” murmured Spendius, “
20 VIII|              paths and gorges in the mountains were stopped up with trunks
21 VIII| Hippo-Zarytus or to the works on the mountains, would come back again,
22 VIII|              Tunis or making for the mountains in the direction of Utica,
23 IX  |          west. Zounghar built in the mountains, Assoura celebrated for
24 IX  |          forests were on fire on the mountains; they bordered the valleys
25 IX  |             wells, and as there were mountains surrounding the hill, they
26 IX  |         answering one another in the mountains; he called upon his dead
27 IX  |       suddenly disappeared among the mountains in the direction of the
28 X   |           wished to go away into the mountains of Phoenicia, on a pilgrimage
29 XI  |              draw the bears from the mountains and urge on the lions! Seek
30 XI  |           verdure, and birds. On the mountains large flowers filled with
31 XII |              they were in the Ariana Mountains, at the spot where the road
32 XIII|             lying at the base of the mountains. Schahabarim’s talk recurred
33 XIII|         Baal-Peor, god of the sacred mountains; Baal-Zeboub, god of corruption,
34 XIV |          spied them from afar in the mountains. During the night he led
35 XIV |           would be made to enter the mountains.~Although they were perilous
36 XIV |            tree,—and Carthage, gulf, mountains, and plains all appeared
37 XV  |            of the sea, the gulf, the mountains, and the distant provinces,