Chapter

 1 I   |       on the very summit of the Acropolis in the cypress wood, feeling
 2 III |        and on the summit of the Acropolis, the pyramidal cypress trees,
 3 III |      trees on the summit of the Acropolis.~“Hush!” cried Salammbo.~“
 4 IV  |        bridges.~The hill of the Acropolis, in the centre of Byrsa,
 5 IV  |         fatherlands.~Behind the Acropolis the Mappalian road, which
 6 IV  |     Megara, and higher than the Acropolis, appeared Hamilcar’s palace.~
 7 IV  |         the western part of the Acropolis, where they sank beneath
 8 IV  |   turned in silence towards the Acropolis.~They crept along the nopal
 9 V   |         the western face of the Acropolis. At the foot of Byrsa there
10 V   |       the distance, towards the Acropolis. Some said that the treasure
11 V   |         from the heights of the Acropolis, from the catacombs, from
12 VI  |         From the heights of the Acropolis the growing army might be
13 VI  |      again; people ascended the Acropolis or ran to the harbour, and
14 VI  |  ascended the staircases of the Acropolis. And then in his palace
15 VI  |     Rhades. From the top of the Acropolis long columns of smoke might
16 VII | staircase leading down from the Acropolis, Hamilcar raised his head,
17 VII |       of Rome.~The steps of the Acropolis were occupied by the multitude.
18 VII |        the western front of the Acropolis, and then passed through
19 VIII|         him descending from the Acropolis with hurried steps. A great
20 X   |        town. They descended the Acropolis. The gate of Malqua opened.~“
21 XIII|         and from the top of the Acropolis the conflagrations were
22 XIII|        arsenals piled up in the Acropolis, and the machines repaired
23 XIII|    enclosure at the foot of the Acropolis. The materials which had
24 XIII|        were descending from the Acropolis between the colleges of
25 XIII|  themselves on the steps of the Acropolis; the priests of Melkarth,
26 XIV |     Torrents descended from the Acropolis by a thousand paths; houses
27 XIV |    headlong from the top of the Acropolis.~Hamilcar’s designs were
28 XV  |     Barbarians annihilated. The Acropolis was hidden beneath coloured
29 XV  |    crowd would rush towards the Acropolis, and empty the streets,
30 XV  |      files to the summit of the Acropolis. Having thus the people
31 XV  |    temple, on the summit of the Acropolis, had just opened; and a
32 XV  |     sight.~The staircase of the Acropolis had sixty steps. He descended