Chapter

 1 I   |    Matho advanced dealing great blows with his head. When he raised
 2 II  |        The Libyans struck great blows upon the doors to have them
 3 IV  |      were young, and plied with blows when they were old, and
 4 V   |  beating down the branches with blows of the dagger.~The traces
 5 VI  |     turned back;—and with great blows of ivory and trampling feet
 6 VII |         At last he struck seven blows with his thumb, and an entire
 7 VII |   beside them, one counting the blows and the other striking.~
 8 IX  |      them, driving them on with blows of the whip.~Then there
 9 XII |    mountain beneath the instant blows of the Carthaginians? Spendius
10 XII |     legs and the force of their blows.”~Then they turned again
11 XIII|         through the air. Mighty blows were dealt, which were long
12 XIII|    finishing off the dying with blows of stakes; or else with
13 XIII|      flank he knocked down with blows of the pommel; when they
14 XIII| hierodules compelled them, with blows of the stick, to lie flat
15 XIII|     resounded with heavy, rapid blows; and, in spite of the fury
16 XIV |         down upon the rest with blows of pike and sabre; and soon
17 XIV | appeared the marks of the great blows which they had received
18 XIV |       time warning Matho of the blows that were being aimed at
19 XV  |       were driving it back with blows of sticks; and then Salammbo
20 XV  |         people did not feel the blows of the slaves who struck