Chapter

 1 I   |       another their wounds, they told of their combats, their
 2 I   |        father of her family.~She told of the ascent of the mountains
 3 II  |         Sicca, and they had been told with all sorts of caresses:~“
 4 II  |         greatly surprised, Hanno told them that, their accounts
 5 III |         of his prostration; this told him that the gods accepted
 6 III |       You are my master, and you told me that no one was so accomplished
 7 IV  | indignant; and they were bluntly told that they were to receive
 8 VII |          all around it.” Then he told how, having perceived the
 9 VII |        stammered out:~“They have told you, O Master!”~“Yes! I
10 VII |      Abdalonim, still prostrate, told him of the feast of the
11 VIII|         two equal divisions, and told the first to wait; then
12 VIII|    throbbing of his arteries.~He told Spendius that if Hamilcar
13 X   |     Hamilcar in open council; he told her that she had erred,
14 XI  |        each in his own idiom. He told them that this was a sick
15 XI  |       like a prostitute; then he told you of his desire, and you
16 XII |         curiosity.~At first they told of the good treatment which
17 XIII|          fallen asleep. Salammbo told no more, through shame perhaps,
18 XIII|        is she?” he asked.~He was told that brigands were coming
19 XIII|        kill them!”~Then Hamilcar told him the frightful truth.
20 XIV |          to while away the hours told of the perils which they
21 XIV |       asked for drink. They were told by shouts to throw away
22 XIV |          waiting for the day. He told her, further, that she was
23 XIV |          for nothing, and yet he told himself that fortune was