Chapter

 1 I   |     Gauls with their long hair drawn up on the crown of the head,
 2 I   |        the cypress avenue, was drawn back, and torches were brought.~
 3 I   |      was the nave of a chariot drawn by two mules; a slave was
 4 II  |        the dagger had not been drawn.~Another time Narr’ Havas
 5 V   |       and spread fully out was drawn up on the wall to which
 6 V   |       of the goddess!”~She had drawn back into a corner; but
 7 VI  | scorpions, rocking on chariots drawn by mules and quadrigas of
 8 VII |      seams. Delicate filaments drawn from marine plants hung
 9 VIII|     them; they were deserters; drawn by fear or by fidelity,
10 X   |     serpent, for auguries were drawn from the attitudes of serpents.
11 XI  |        accursed!”~Salammbo had drawn back the canvas; she held
12 XIII| Melkarth; four long boats were drawn out of the harbour, they
13 XIII|    ramparts. By degrees he had drawn near; the smell of blood,
14 XIII|      the corpse of Tammouz was drawn along in the midst of a
15 XIV |       of the ravine; they were drawn up with cables, for the
16 XIV |        their columns, they had drawn on the rest. The rocks,
17 XV  |     the beaks of the triremes, drawn up in line outside the mole,