Chapter

 1 IV  |         there like great reefs, or extended in enormous fronts, blackened,
 2 IV  |        which was lined with tombs, extended through red lands in a straight
 3 IV  |         remained for a few minutes extended on their backs, inhaling
 4 IV  |       other rows of smaller basins extended in a parallel direction
 5 V   |        hand and with the other arm extended. Her ringlets were spread
 6 VI  |    immediately subject to Carthage extended the allies roamed the Nomads,
 7 VI  |          which surrounded it there extended a wall fortified with towers.
 8 VI  |          on the east a plain which extended to the large lagoon of Carthage;
 9 VI  |           army under Autaritus now extended from Tunis to Rhades. From
10 VII |          the ground with both arms extended.~The daylight outside was
11 VII |        with a lacing of gold which extended from his ankles to his hips,
12 VIII|            undulations of the soil extended to the extreme horizon,
13 X   |         body. A cottony mouldiness extended round its head; and in the
14 X   |          hand raised and his right extended, he swore in her behalf
15 XI  |          corpse of a man which lay extended on the ground.~The slave
16 XI  | Mercenaries, now blended together, extended over a great space.~Salammbo
17 XII |      agglomeration of white houses extended beyond a girdle of walls;
18 XIII|       portion of the rampart which extended from the corner of the harbours
19 XIII|        black, swarming mass, which extended from the bluish gulf to
20 XIV |            round their eyes, which extended to the lower parts of their
21 XIV |         back. They rushed upon the extended blades. Their delirium was
22 XV  |     reached to the house-tops, and extended in long files to the summit
23 XV  |          navels of the Pataec gods extended in parallel lines from one