Chapter

 1 I   |          were alone visible.~When he entered, the soldiers greeted him
 2 II  |        Garamantes. Afterwards he had entered the service of Carthage.
 3 II  |             more rare. They suddenly entered upon belts of sand bristling
 4 II  |              tent remained. Spendius entered it.~“Up, master! rise! we
 5 IV  |          through the canal of Taenia entered the lake.~Gisco was visible
 6 IV  |            and read out all that had entered Carthage month by month
 7 V   |             The apartment which they entered had nothing in it but a
 8 V   |               upon the gardens. They entered through the hedge of jujube-trees,
 9 V   |              that the Barbarians had entered the city.~Matho, who did
10 V   |           him back again. At last he entered the square of Khamon where
11 VI  |             gleamed, and Narr’ Havas entered, followed by about twenty
12 VI  |              eyes. The morning light entered through the chinks in the
13 VII |          traversing a long room they entered another similar hall.~A
14 VII |             it!”~The sacred servants entered wearing their golden combs,
15 VII |              the echoing chariot had entered through the narrow gateway
16 VII |         emporiums was opened, and he entered a vast round hall form which
17 VII |            and through this aperture entered an apartment which was built
18 VII |            in the wind. The twilight entered through the narrow loopholes,
19 VII |            the evening he said as he entered the assembly of the rich
20 VIII|          slackness. Moreover, he had entered into communications with
21 VIII|             a man who was a stranger entered, wet with perspiration,
22 X   |            doves of Tanith, suddenly entered, and their pink feet glided
23 XI  |              pebbles at him and they entered a lofty vaulted hall.~A
24 XI  |          watch upon the tribes. They entered these for the sake of the
25 XI  |          obliged to fly! Then terror entered into Carthage. There were
26 XI  |             increased; some captains entered. He was arming himself as
27 XII | Carthaginians had united again; they entered, and the enormous gate shut
28 XIII|               the sand scattered and entered the joints of their armour;
29 XIII|            Let him come up!”~Iddibal entered without prostrating himself.
30 XIII|            the enemy’s outposts, and entered the tents to steal food,
31 XIII|         watch all round about it.~He entered Salammbo’s room in a state
32 XIII|           make haste!”~Giddenem soon entered again, bringing forward
33 XIII|             hall where the moonlight entered through one of the apertures
34 XIV |              side of the Lagoon, and entered Carthage.~He presented himself
35 XIV |            surrounded.~The elephants entered into this mass of men; and
36 XIV |              beasts. As soon as they entered a wood, the trees caught
37 XIV |     attacking the phalanx with fury, entered the gap; they were being