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 1 I   | themselves laugh. They tossed the ivory stools and golden spatulas
 2 I   |           the head with his heavy ivory staff, and the Barbarian
 3 I   |         down their trunks and eat ivory.~Some Balearic slingers,
 4 I   |     purple table covers, breaking ivory stools, and phials of Tyrian
 5 III |         terrace there was a small ivory bed covered with lynx skins,
 6 III |        fell back, panting, on the ivory couch; but Taanach passed
 7 IV  |       would rest one elbow on his ivory sceptre and stand motionless
 8 V   |     dimensions leaning against an ivory door. There was no further
 9 V   |          splendid in a chariot of ivory.~She was covered with scales,
10 V   |        strigils, cedar boxes, and ivory spatulas. There were antelopes’
11 VI  |          as they had shields with ivory borders covered with precious
12 VI  |           swung round his arm. An ivory shield was shivered, and
13 VI  |           and with great blows of ivory and trampling feet they
14 VII |      sitting back to back on four ivory seats which formed a cross,
15 VIII|          much as was given by the Ivory Company.~He sent into Liguria
16 VIII|          entrails hung from their ivory fangs like bundles of rope
17 X   |   Salammbo seated on a chair with ivory uprights, gave herself up
18 X   |        her elbow resting upon the ivory chair.~But Taanach set up
19 XII |           cleft by the elephants’ ivory. Although they had died
20 XII |       daggers, stone hatchets and ivory tridents, to long sabres
21 XIII|       distended cheeks blowing an ivory cornet, appeared between
22 XIII|        third gallery, between the ivory pots; he exclaimed:~“My
23 XIII|    hyacinth colour, there rose an ivory phallus bordered with a
24 XIV |          their waist-belts, their ivory pommels, and the steel of
25 XV  |        carapace of a tortoise. An ivory stool with three steps was
26 XV  |      leaves had been rolled round ivory vine-stocks after the fashion