Chapter

 1 I   |         of the earth! and to you, strong men in shining armour who
 2 I   |       thou for thy protection the strong men of former days who went
 3 I   |          sun.~“But here there are strong men whose hatred is roused!
 4 II  |  Barbarians, seeing themselves so strong, might take a fancy to stay.
 5 II  |       moved him, and he said—~“Be strong, my master! Summon your
 6 V   |       Salammbo’s terrace? We were strong that day, but you would
 7 VI  |  Nevertheless they respected this strong sister of theirs who protected
 8 VI  |        all, without any one being strong enough to engross it. Private
 9 VII | disappeared, and there remained a strong old man whose skin seemed
10 VII |          to drive a team.”~“He is strong, is he not?”~“Yes, Master,
11 VII |        hate them because they are strong! You hate me still more,
12 VII |       upon the second by means of strong bars. Some men were pushing
13 VIII|          being careful to place a strong man and a weak one alternately
14 IX  |    Clinabarians to kill the least strong among the stallions. A few
15 XI  |     slaves, and your anger was so strong that you bounded towards
16 XIII|           was changed by means of strong pivots; they were moved
17 XIII|         the others perchance more strong? Show thyself! aid us! that
18 XIII|         knees.~He had kept on his strong waist-belt, wherein gleamed
19 XIV |         names. The sight of these strong animals, sacred to Baal,
20 XIV |         the plain confusedly. The strong shunned one another, and
21 XIV |       make believe that they were strong, strove to stretch out their
22 XIV |    thought that they had no ropes strong enough to haul him up to