Chapter

 1 I   |         lights in the temple of Khamon. They thought of Hamilcar.
 2 I   |   galleys sparkled, the roof of Khamon appeared to be all in flames,
 3 II  |   defiled through the street of Khamon, and the Cirta gate, pell-mell,
 4 II  |      they reached the square of Khamon the Barbarians were gone,
 5 II  |      that fringed the temple of Khamon. They were upbraided with
 6 III |   himself in the starry sphere; Khamon beamed in the sun; Melkarth
 7 IV  |       the sites of the temples. Khamon’s, fronting the Syssitia,
 8 IV  |         pointing to the gate of Khamon in Carthage.~The brass plates
 9 V   |        he entered the square of Khamon where the Balearians had
10 VI  |       convened in the square of Khamon, and it was decided to leave
11 VII |      Greeting! blessing! Eye of Khamon! ah! deliver us! ’Tis the
12 VII |       in front of the temple of Khamon. This great expanse of water
13 VII |     multitude. In the square of Khamon the people were pressing
14 VII |        robe, the high-priest of Khamon in a tawny woollen robe,
15 VII |      this? three palaces around Khamon at twelve kesitahs a month!
16 VIII|        quickly to the square of Khamon to take their places in
17 X   |         people in the square of Khamon shouting for arms. The Ancients
18 XII |     gate, and the great gate of Khamon threw wide their leaves.
19 XII |        seen on the threshold of Khamon. He turned round and shouted
20 XIII|        was heard at the gate of Khamon.~Seventy-five soldiers were
21 XIII|         rams broke the gates of Khamon and Tagaste. But the Carthaginians
22 XIII|         one.~From the square of Khamon to the temple of Melkarth
23 XIII|     evening, as the environs of Khamon seemed to be deserted, he
24 XIII|         lit upon the roofing of Khamon, and as the smoke blinded
25 XIII|    roundway, from the street of Khamon as far as the Green Market,
26 XIII|        it towards the square of Khamon.~It moved backwards sliding
27 XIII| sheltered a petroleum flare; on Khamon’s, which was of hyacinth
28 XIII|   advance towards the square of Khamon. The rich, carrying sceptres
29 XIII|        his feet.~The priests of Khamon, in tawny woollen robes,
30 XIV |        issuing from the gate of Khamon with his elephants and soldiers.
31 XIV |         night; the clepsydra of Khamon had just completed the fifth
32 XV  |        terrace of the temple of Khamon there were three long tables
33 XV  |         prison to the square of Khamon without any escort, and
34 XV  |       and reached the square of Khamon.~He now belonged to the