Chapter

 1 I   |    Carthage. The Republic, in fact, exhausted by the war, had
 2 IV  | figures.~The Ancients had, in fact, fraudulently reduced them,
 3 VI  |      are right, Demonades. In fact there are many ulcers here
 4 VII |  beneath the citron trees. In fact, the servants had neglected
 5 VIII|      gallop.~Hamilcar had, in fact, ordered the phalanx to
 6 VIII|     surface of the ground. In fact the Carthaginians had fallen
 7 IX  |   going on around tripods. In fact, the tribes furnished them
 8 IX  |    and all forsook Tanith. In fact, Rabetna, having lost her
 9 XI  | recognised the aged Gisco.~In fact, the Mercenaries had broken
10 XI  |    Suffet.~Narr’ Havas had in fact wished to aggrandise himself
11 XII |   people of the Numidians. In fact, Narr’ Havas governed only
12 XIII|   been employed. Salammbo, in fact, said nothing about Gisco;
13 XIII|   rock gently like a ship. In fact, the water, which had penetrated
14 XIV |   Punic trireme. Hamilcar, in fact, had secretly sent back
15 XIV |      find the route again.~In fact the Barbarians had scarcely
16 XIV |      their faces.~Several, in fact, carefully kept a reserve
17 XIV |   rebounded to the bottom. In fact, if they were immovable
18 XIV |      the summit of a peak! In fact four hundred of the stoutest
19 XIV |     the Lake, to the left.~In fact, to render them still more