Chapter

 1 II  |          To all the consolations offered by Spendius, he repeated
 2 IV  |   disparaging what they coveted, offered the worth of a pigeon for
 3 IV  | Stallions from Hecatompylos were offered to them, but they preferred
 4 IV  |  interior of Africa, but when he offered to send to Carthage for
 5 IV  |        to solid stakes, and were offered food at the point of the
 6 IV  |         again. At last something offered a resistance to their heels.
 7 VI  |         helpful, sacrifices were offered to it; an unknown amulet
 8 VII |          the Chief of the Odours offered the Suffet a little malobathrum
 9 VIII|        anything; the cowards who offered to surrender were not even
10 IX  |     Romans, and this mission was offered to Spendius, but as a fugitive
11 IX  |         was keeping his word, he offered them the pillaging of Utica
12 IX  |   long-continued impiety. He had offered no holocausts; he had not
13 X   |         live sparrows which were offered to it at the full moon and
14 XI  |      Salammbo’s hands and by her offered to Narr’ Havas; their thumbs
15 XIV |        At the beginning they had offered up prayers and vows, and
16 XIV |         a Negro and two Spartans offered themselves as envoys. They
17 XIV |          the weakened Barbarians offered no resistance; the elephants
18 XIV |           Speak!” said Matho.~He offered to give up Hamilcar; then
19 XV  |     slaves belonging to Hamilcar offered in his name roasted barley
20 XV  |  Schahabarim, uplifting his arm, offered it to the sun.~The sun sank