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 1 I   |      were gliding across the harbour, and there were lights in
 2 IV  |    was there in the Military Harbour defended by a triple wall?
 3 IV  |   they saw the chains of the harbour lowered, and three flat-bottomed
 4 VI  |      Acropolis or ran to the harbour, and the Great Council deliberated
 5 VI  |     a way as to blockade the harbour; and they were sleeping
 6 VII |  storms; and in the merchant harbour, which was full of filth,
 7 VII |      deep arch.~The Military Harbour was completely separated
 8 VII |    off on the warders of the harbour as one of Salammbo’s women,
 9 VII |  they left the house and the harbour together.~Hamilcar went
10 IX  |   Cyrene, and he coveted the harbour of Utica as being the nearest
11 XII |  himself with blockading the harbour without risking an attack.
12 XIII|  turning to the right of the harbour, disembarked on the Taenia.
13 XIII| arsenal, the entrance to the harbour being free.~But soon the
14 XIII|  boats were drawn out of the harbour, they were brought by means
15 XIII|  order to penetrate into the harbour and destroy the fleet. Hamilcar
16 XIV |   joy was over they began to harbour anxieties. Hamilcar’s demands