Chapter

 1 I   |      pieces of fat floated in the midst of saffron in bowls of Tamrapanni
 2 I   |        from time to time into the midst of the dishes. Drunken soldiers
 3 II  |          stomachs, and all in the midst of the beasts of burden
 4 II  |        taverns discoursing in the midst of the soldiers. He mended
 5 II  | scattering, there appeared in the midst of them, and advancing with
 6 II  |          s baggage arrived in the midst of the tents, pressed forward
 7 III |       Salammbo lived alone in the midst of the palace. Her mother
 8 V   |         passed slowly through the midst of them; but at the door
 9 VII |         in the wall, and from the midst of them took out knotted
10 VIII|        himself alternately in the midst of the soldiers brandishing
11 IX  |        were quite isolated in the midst of the provinces he would
12 IX  |         recognise Hamilcar in the midst of the tents walking about
13 XI  |         how I think of you in the midst of war! Sometimes the memory
14 XI  |         and horses plunged in the midst of the crowd crushing it
15 XI  |         pell-mell in a pit in the midst of filth. But the sturdiest
16 XII |        came quite softly into the midst of the Barbarians. At first
17 XII |          lately thrown into their midst, they expected something
18 XII |           horse galloped into the midst of the lances, knocked down
19 XIII|    Tammouz was drawn along in the midst of a catafalque among torches
20 XIV |           they passed through the midst of it all.~The fiercest
21 XIV |      protected the younger in the midst of battles, helped him to
22 XIV |        upon them as it did in the midst of their victory, stupefied
23 XIV |         no longer be heard in the midst of the Punic syntagmata;
24 XIV |          times entangled in their midst. They would stand stupidly
25 XIV |        made gleaming spots in the midst of the sand.~The lions were