Chapter

 1 I   |             and but ill-rewarded. They showed one another their wounds,
 2 I   |                end of the terrace, and showed him the garden, wherein
 3 II  |             black. The sailors’ tunics showed like drops of blood among
 4 IV  |                 and raising his arm he showed him the glittering planet
 5 V   |            that time at sunrise when I showed Carthage to you on Salammbo’
 6 VII |          contained one within another, showed the Saturnian period with
 7 VII | counting-houses had pale faces; others showed in theirs the severity of
 8 IX  |              for so few Carthaginians, showed that the value of the former
 9 X   |               With outstretched arm he showed the gate of human generation
10 XI  |            reddened ears. The villages showed black upon the clear horizon,
11 XI  |               eats no more.”~The slave showed her a handful of gold pieces.
12 XII |           Libyans; the devastated soil showed undulations like the sea,
13 XII |              there on wrecks of armour showed pale in the light of the
14 XII |              fell into a passion; they showed them from a distance their
15 XII |            rushing to relieve them. He showed the unrolled papyrus: “Look
16 XII |          perceived the Barbarians they showed themselves.~They were not
17 XII |               One man had remained. He showed black against the background
18 XIII|              hands. Not a Carthaginian showed himself; already two thirds
19 XIII|              and there, and the houses showed dimly like the stages of
20 XIII|            fully gratified. Precedents showed that in this way the scourge
21 XIV |               from the Mercenaries) he showed them the one hundred and
22 XIV |                 Havas. Nevertheless he showed great deference to the latter
23 XIV |          themselves of the sagum; they showed their great white bodies