Chapter

 1 I   |        were brought.~The apes, sacred to the moon, were terrified
 2 I   |     perceiving the cups of the Sacred Legion. These cups, which
 3 I   |   garden with an escort of the Sacred Legion. His full, black
 4 I   |    free! As to the cups of the Sacred Legion, they were private
 5 I   |     Salammbo had abandoned the sacred rhythm. With a woman’s subtlety
 6 I   |    heard the tabourines of the sacred courtesans, and the furnaces
 7 II  | ascended.~Although Sicca was a sacred town it could not hold such
 8 III |        she dwells, beneath the sacred veil.”~“O father!” cried
 9 IV  |       anvils, the white cocks, sacred to the Sun, crowed on the
10 IV  |        be done with the single sacred Legion, mustering at most
11 V   |     had already been seen, the sacred beasts of the Babylonians,
12 VII |    speak to her about it!”~The sacred servants entered wearing
13 VII |        who were subject to the sacred disease.~Hamilcar signed
14 X   |      fashion, according to the sacred rites.~Next Taanach brought
15 XII | forty-three Samnites, quite a “sacred spring,” cut one another’
16 XIII|   space; Baal-Peor, god of the sacred mountains; Baal-Zeboub,
17 XIII|        and embroideries of the sacred pavilions might be distinguished
18 XIII|     the red cloaks chanted the sacred hymn:~“Homage to thee, Sun!
19 XIV |       of these strong animals, sacred to Baal, gave the Carthaginians
20 XV  |   lighted in the depths of the sacred woods; there was to be a
21 XV  |    employed for cutting up the sacred meat, and which terminated,