Chapter

 1 II  |        Carthage.~They had each received a piece of gold on the condition
 2 III |       the same principle often received the witness of contradictory
 3 IV  |       they claimed tents; they received them. Next the polemarchs
 4 IV  |   growing angry, those who had received the money demanded more
 5 V   | uttered a cry as though he had received a sword-thrust. She repeated
 6 VI  |      of the insult that he had received, and he would have killed
 7 IX  |        entangle him. Then they received a reinforcement which they
 8 X   |     its splendour; at times he received Greeks by night in order
 9 XII |     over their faces. They had received complicated wounds from
10 XII |       treatment which they had received from the Suffet; the Barbarians
11 XIII|        and the lake, which had received streams of blood, stretched
12 XIV |       defend them.~Narr’ Havas received the compliments of the Ancients.
13 XIV |     the Suffet.~The latter had received three thousand Gauls from
14 XIV |     Suffet needed soldiers; he received them unconditionally, so
15 XIV |     great blows which they had received for Carthage, and which
16 XIV | success, visited Salammbo.~She received him in her gardens under
17 XIV |       Carthage. The people had received him with even more enthusiastic
18 XV  | hermaphrodism of the Divinity, received applause among these women,