Chapter

 1 II  |     Many even were unwilling to advance further. Others started
 2 II  |   baggage. They were allowed to advance into the street of Satheb
 3 V   |       shone. They resumed their advance.~But something was running
 4 VI  |         was opposed to this: an advance should first be made upon
 5 VII | Salammbo, however, continued to advance.~Long bunches of various-coloured
 6 VIII|      were paid for six moons in advance at the rate of four minae
 7 VIII| Hamilcar would not, like Hanno, advance by the mountain of the Hot
 8 VIII|      enormous size continued to advance. Little vapours, as subtle
 9 VIII|        was impossible for it to advance; there was, as it were,
10 VIII|        thirst, cried out for an advance towards the river. But the
11 XI  |         a movement as though to advance. But Schahabarim’s man took
12 XII |       too tightly packed, could advance no further; pikes clashed
13 XIII|      brazen statue continued to advance towards the square of Khamon.
14 XIV |      could discourage, he would advance twenty times a day to the
15 XIV | Carthaginian wings continued to advance, he drew out the three inner
16 XIV |      commanded the Numidians to advance. But the Naffurs rushed