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 1 I   |     will carry away with me the genius of my house, my black serpent
 2 III |  nothing more to teach you!”~“A genius,” she resumed, “impels me
 3 IV  |       renewed friendship by the Genius of Carthage and the gods
 4 VI  |        to feel the arrival of a genius. As to seizing the zaimph,
 5 VI  |        was wanting in political genius. Her eternal anxiety for
 6 VI  | suspected the Greek of having a genius of whom he did not speak.~
 7 VII |        image of Truth, the very genius of his speech. Then he replaced
 8 VIII|  yielded to the violence of his genius.~He assumed sole charge
 9 VIII|       of his army.~This feat of genius filled the soldiers with
10 IX  |       now he was invaded by the genius of Moloch. In spite of the
11 XIII|          In order to retain the genius of the gods within the town
12 XIII|    shadow like the roaring of a genius in the depths of a cavern.
13 XIII|        from the dark Neblo, the genius of Mercury, to the hideous
14 XIV |        war again.~Never had his genius been so impetuous and fertile.
15 XIV |     about to perish beneath the genius of Matho and the invincible
16 XV  |     Tanith, and seemed the very genius of Carthage, and its embodied
17 XV  |     right hand, he drank to the Genius of Carthage.~Salammbo rose