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 1 VII |             ground, crying:~“Eye of Baal, may your house flourish!”
 2 VII |          was kept.~“You see, Eye of Baal,” said the servant, trembling, “
 3 VII |             crying:~“Pardon, Eye of Baal! pity! kill me! For ten
 4 VII | intersecting eyebrows.~“See, Eye of Baal,” he said, pointing out
 5 VII |                The soldiers, Eye of Baal.”~Then to a Samnite who
 6 VIII|       elephant, called “The Fury of Baal,” which had been caught
 7 IX  |            from the people to their Baal; they regarded it as a sort
 8 X   |        inferred the predominance of Baal, of whom the planet itself
 9 X   |             Rabbetna as much as did Baal, and seemed to her to be
10 XIII|             this mode of satisfying Baal brought in much money to
11 XIII|             took to flight, for the Baal could be looked upon with
12 XIII|            offshoots of the supreme Baal, who were returning to their
13 XIII|          stern despair.~At last the Baal arrived exactly in the centre
14 XIII|             part in the cult of the Baal. The men in the red cloaks
15 XIII|     compartments on the body of the Baal. They put meal into the
16 XIII|           of Moloch, was beside the Baal, standing upright in front
17 XIII|        clouds accumulated above the Baal. The funeral-pile, which
18 XIV |             the funeral-pile of the Baal, and the Carthaginians bent
19 XIV |           strong animals, sacred to Baal, gave the Carthaginians