Chapter

 1 II  |         the Greeks. He engraved a name upon a copper plate, and
 2 III |           short. Wives shriek thy name in the pangs of childbirth!
 3 VI  |        divinity; or it might be a name and nothing more, which
 4 VII |       soldiers.~At his daughter’s name Hamilcar leaped to his feet.
 5 VII |         the sun! In your father’s name, pardon!”~Hamilcar, without
 6 VII |    mysterious things which had no name and were of incalculable
 7 VII |         apartment cried aloud the name of Hamilcar amid eulogies
 8 VIII|         Spendius shuddered at the name. “Hamilcar! Hamilcar!” he
 9 X   |    murmured thrice the mysterious name of Tanith; but Salammbo
10 X   |           calling her by a common name which designated the moon,
11 XI  |       them! I hate you! Your very name gnaws me like remorse! You
12 XI  | surrenders with the glory of your name the majesty of the gods,
13 XII |     side-view of a citadel or the name of an archon; and some were
14 XV  |           Hamilcar offered in his name roasted barley and pieces
15 XV  |           their feet, howling her name.~A man darted upon the corpse.