Chapter

 1 I   |     soldiers thronged around, looking at their reflections with
 2 I   |    chains hung down, and then looking to heaven, and still holding
 3 I   |      retreating in a temple.” Looking around him he added: “But
 4 IV  |  sceptre and stand motionless looking at the sea with his fingers
 5 V   |       stopped, and they stood looking at each other, open-mouthed.~
 6 VI  | friends.”~Matho, however, was looking at Spendius, who, seated
 7 VII |       He walked all round it, looking at the burning wicks; then
 8 VII |      to Hamilcar, and without looking at him, without raising
 9 VII |     as he passed without even looking at some gigantic pieces
10 VIII|   blackened by the flames and looking like giant skeletons leaning
11 IX  |    corpses were left upright, looking like so many red statues
12 X   |  withered bind-weed; and from looking at it she at last came to
13 XI  |    the might of the gods; and looking at him face to face she
14 XII |     over the hot sand. Crows, looking towards the dying, rested
15 XII |    are tottering, and you are looking at me like a drunken man!”~
16 XII |  aside, trying to stop it, or looking at it in surprise, the Carthaginians
17 XII |    hands on his hips, and was looking down below him as though
18 XIII|        and amusing herself by looking out before her. The summits
19 XIII|   each other, Taanach came in looking quite scared. An old man
20 XIV |       Others stood motionless looking at a corpse at their feet;
21 XIV | ceased speaking; Salammbo was looking at him without replying.
22 XIV |    its lofty walls from afar, looking back in thought to boundless