Chapter

 1 I   |        chainlet to regulate her steps, and her large dark purple
 2 I   |       battles? Look! our palace steps are encumbered with our
 3 II  |   proceeding with long, regular steps. Matho had relapsed into
 4 III |        love. I have climbed the steps of Eschmoun, god of the
 5 IV  |         descended with measured steps, and shut himself up in
 6 IV  |         found themselves on the steps of a staircase. A door of
 7 V   |  stopped before the three ebony steps leading to the second enclosure.~“
 8 V   |         staircase of six silver steps.~A huge cedar occupied the
 9 V   |     faithful. They walked a few steps further on, and the front
10 V   |         But they retraced their steps between two long galleries
11 V   |   enclosure they directed their steps towards Hamilcar’s palace,
12 V   |       him, but he dashed up the steps.~As he found himself again
13 V   |        increased at each of his steps; the streets cleared at
14 V   |     expedient. He quickened his steps more and more, advancing
15 VI  |      young boys leaned over the steps of the basin and rubbed
16 VII |      the direction of Rome.~The steps of the Acropolis were occupied
17 VII |       upon the last of the long steps leading to a great altar,
18 VII |        her; and, at each of her steps, they also descended. The
19 VII |    Hamilcar went down the three steps, took up a llama’s skin
20 VII |        upon him.~As he bent his steps towards the purple factories
21 VIII|      the Acropolis with hurried steps. A great clamour arose in
22 IX  |        with mistrust. Words and steps were watched; terrors awaked
23 IX  |   forming red cascades upon the steps. Carthage was agitated with
24 X   | calculating the number of their steps, as far as Cyrene; so that
25 X   |         the prints of her humid steps shone upon the flag-stones,
26 XII |     even the lame hurried their steps; the intervening space lessened
27 XII |   distance by the number of his steps, he arrived at the exact
28 XIII|         the summit cumbered the steps and were heaped up higher
29 XIII|   Hamilcar returned with silent steps, feeling the walls around
30 XIII|        posted themselves on the steps of the Acropolis; the priests
31 XIV |         into the plain like the steps of an immense ruined staircase.~
32 XIV |    above. The rustling of rapid steps was heard, and in the direction
33 XV  |       An ivory stool with three steps was pushed beneath her feet;
34 XV  |         the Acropolis had sixty steps. He descended them as though