Chapter

 1 I   |        perhaps blind, lame, and weak you will go, leaning on
 2 III | diminishing away, Salammbo grew weak. She languished the whole
 3 VI  |      points. The pikes were too weak and broke, and the elephants
 4 VII |          and, becoming suddenly weak, he felt the necessity of
 5 VIII|        place a strong man and a weak one alternately throughout
 6 VIII|    tails; the sturdy pulled the weak, and the Ligurian corps
 7 VIII|     upon itself.~Seeing them so weak, the Barbarians, who were
 8 VIII|         Barbarians were growing weak; some Greek hoplites threw
 9 IX  |     shared with them. Many grew weak for lack of food. It was
10 XIII|      But Narr’ Havas, being too weak, was not going to make any
11 XIII|       country. Their attack was weak, and they were repulsed.~
12 XIV |  himself upon it.~They were too weak to knock down the flying
13 XIV |   jealousy of Carthage, were so weak that they could be thrown
14 XIV |        Did he believe Barca too weak to resist the Mercenaries?