Chapter

 1 I   |       the kitchens might be seen running scared and half-naked; the
 2 I   |  Tamrapanni wood. Everything was running over with wine, truffles,
 3 I   |        by two mules; a slave was running at the end of the pole,
 4 II  |       arose. Shepherds were seen running down from the mountains.~
 5 IV  |       people, riding on asses or running on foot, arrived in the
 6 IV  |         things with which it was running over. The most miserable
 7 V   |       advance.~But something was running behind them under the trees;
 8 VI  |          up to the lofty terrace running along the wall of the court,
 9 VII |       country of the Blacks were running over their bags of palm
10 VIII|        when they saw the archers running to join them. So the Carthaginians
11 VIII|         out of breath with their running.~The phalanx moved heavily
12 IX  |     bleeding as they still were, running also along; horsemen followed
13 IX  |    she-wolves which seemed to be running across the grass.~Suddenly
14 X   |        him like an amorous woman running after a man in a field?”
15 XI  |   Salammbo without speaking, and running all the time.~In the middle
16 XI  |      rambling edifice. A dog was running along the top of the wall.
17 XI  |        the slave still continued running. Salammbo mused beneath
18 XII |   stragglers with all his might, running right and left alternately,
19 XII |        movement. First were seen running up all the hunters from
20 XIV | apparently taking to flight; and running northward before the wind
21 XIV |         other Carthaginians were running tumultuously amid galloping
22 XIV |        down; and, while all were running, his army had raised shouts,