Chapter

 1 I   |          of them remained apart, standing. Through the rents in his
 2 I   |         were round a great fire, standing erect on the points of their
 3 IV  |         another in it. Spendius, standing against the barrier, had
 4 V   |    slippers of serpent skin were standing on the edge, together with
 5 V   |     their black skins.~Matho was standing behind the balustrades.
 6 VI  |         boots of hyena skin; and standing on the threshold they leaned
 7 VI  |      hatred was not of such long standing, did not know how to make
 8 VII |         fell, and a man was seen standing bareheaded beside the pilot.
 9 VII |   leaning over on their sides or standing upright on their keels,
10 VII |       and Hamilcar, who remained standing, simultaneously intoned
11 VII |    spirit, continued his speech, standing on the highest step of the
12 VII |   pontiff of Eschmoun rose, and, standing perfectly upright, with
13 VII |        before him. They remained standing for some time. Several who
14 VII |          sentenced to be flogged standing upright against the trees
15 X   |        tiara upon his shoulders, standing motionless with eyes cast
16 X   |       the door and the young boy standing upright applied a reed flute
17 X   |        like a sun;—and Salammbo, standing by the side of Taanach,
18 XI  |     piece of wall would be found standing on the edge of the road.
19 XI  |       gazed upon this vague form standing up like a phantom in the
20 XI  |          a deep tent with a pole standing up in the centre. It was
21 XI  |      with a lion’s skin. She was standing. He looked up at her, holding
22 XI  |    pointing to his men, who were standing still at a distance, he
23 XIII|          not open. They remained standing.~Then they drove augers
24 XIII|     child remained in the centre standing upright, and with a gaze
25 XIII|      Hamilcar was at that moment standing upright on the roof of Melkarth.
26 XIII|        it. The soldiers who were standing on the doors slipped into
27 XIII|   waiting in the great hall, and standing against the stone disc.
28 XIII|     Moloch, was beside the Baal, standing upright in front of the
29 XIV |         most suspicious remained standing with their backs against
30 XIV | surrounded by captains, who were standing.~He started back on perceiving
31 XIV |        friend eternal farewells, standing and weeping upon his shoulder.~
32 XIV |        where the Barbarians were standing.~At last they dashed at
33 XV  |         Some people had remained standing in the same place since
34 XV  |       just opened; and a man was standing on the threshold of this
35 XV  |        drowned his voice; he was standing again.~Six paces further