Chapter

 1 I   |           The smoke of the meats ascended into the foliage with the
 2 II  |         eyes upon the army as it ascended.~Although Sicca was a sacred
 3 III |   beneath the ramparts.~Salammbo ascended to the terrace of her palace,
 4 III |       the hem of his garment.~He ascended the staircases; then at
 5 IV  |         other.~But when they had ascended to the first story the cramp
 6 V   |        town of Maphug”; and they ascended into the third enclosure
 7 VI  |     suddenly clear again; people ascended the Acropolis or ran to
 8 VI  |          from step to step as it ascended the staircases of the Acropolis.
 9 VI  |        pavement of lapis-lazuli, ascended by insensible degrees to
10 VI  |          but in proportion as it ascended the rampart was also heightened,
11 VII |       all his limbs trembled. He ascended one of the lateral staircases
12 VII |    constantly denser as the road ascended towards the Suffet’s gardens,
13 VII |        at the points.~At last he ascended the stone disc. All the
14 VII |         However, expeditions had ascended the rivers of the Scythians,
15 VIII|          snatched from the soil, ascended in great light-coloured
16 IX  |      spotted with scanty lichen, ascended in front and in the rear,
17 IX  | increased every evening when all ascended the terraces, and bowing
18 XI  |          long grass; and as they ascended the other bank Salammbo
19 XI  |        lowering and cloudy.~They ascended again for two hours in a
20 XIII|        the multitude. The latter ascended the wall again; night came
21 XIII|       the fumes from the censers ascended perpendicularly, spreading
22 XIII|      into eternity.~The children ascended slowly, and as the smoke
23 XIV |         of the Ancients. Then he ascended to Salammbo’s palace.~He
24 XIV |        leading to a ravine which ascended to the upper plateau, where