Chapter

 1 I   |      straight, ebony staircase, bearing the prow of a vanquished
 2 II  | appeared a long file of crosses bearing lions. Some had been so
 3 II  |    reached the Negroes who were bearing the torches. His pale gums
 4 IV  |   temples with wreathed columns bearing bronze capitals and metal
 5 V   |         upon his shoulders, and bearing upon it with both hands
 6 V   |         upon it; an ebony cone, bearing a head and two arms, rose
 7 VI  |  shouting when he had come back bearing the veil of the goddess;
 8 VI  |      tall sticks here and there bearing frightful faces,—human masks
 9 VII |       of these rose two pillars bearing the horns of Ammon on their
10 VIII|      was heard; chariots passed bearing shields, tents, and pikes;
11 X   |         on!” said Salammbo, and bearing up against herself, she
12 XIII|    which held back a great beam bearing a spoon for the reception
13 XIII|  transversely upon another, and bearing at its extremity a quadrangular
14 XV  |       there was a copper pillar bearing a crystal egg; and, as the