Chapter

 1 I   |       flowers painted on their bodies with the juice of herbs,
 2 II  |   shielding himself with their bodies. “There they are! There
 3 II  |       Salammbo’s garden. Their bodies were subjected to infamous
 4 V   |       outside the cells. Their bodies were greasy with unguents,
 5 VI  |        many weapons upon their bodies as possible. Some might
 6 VI  |  chinks in the wall; the three bodies streamed with great bubbles
 7 VIII|       two enormous, struggling bodies; and the wings with slings
 8 VIII|       would slip beneath their bodies, bury a sword in them up
 9 VIII|      and upon the heap of dead bodies and armour a monstrous elephant,
10 VIII| plunging their swords into the bodies of the Barbarians. As they
11 IX  |      their big eyes, their big bodies, and their arms raised as
12 IX  |  themselves a rampart of their bodies. The wretched creatures
13 X   |        into the moon, as their bodies do into the earth. Their
14 X   |     gods sometimes visited the bodies of men. Did not Schahabarim
15 XII |         This confusion of dead bodies covered the whole mountain
16 XII |     heat of the sands in which bodies were mummified, and the
17 XII |     then bending over the poor bodies they struck them with all
18 XIII|     But the nakedness of their bodies facilitating the infliction
19 XIII|       became so heavy that the bodies swelled and would no longer
20 XIII|       one great chain of human bodies; it overflowed into the
21 XIII|      been constructed of human bodies. In the centre stood the
22 XIII|    dust, and they swayed their bodies simultaneously, and at equal
23 XIII|  descry hair, limbs, and whole bodies.~Night fell; clouds accumulated
24 XIV | stripped, and the white, naked bodies lay in the sunshine on the
25 XIV |    wrinkles; the skin of their bodies was too large for their
26 XIV |     the big feet sank into the bodies with a motion of the haunches
27 XIV |     plunge them into their own bodies.~There were still sixty
28 XIV |       their breasts, and their bodies had fallen somewhat, in
29 XIV |       showed their great white bodies from a distance, and they