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 1 II |       fall asleep again.~Matho accepted his companionship, and when
 2 III|    this told him that the gods accepted him, and Salammbo’s nurse
 3 IV |      Gisco, and the Barbarians accepted his intervention. One morning
 4 IV |      to Carthage for them they accepted money like the rest.~But
 5 IV |      they were being deceived, accepted the accounts of the Syssitia
 6 VI |     passion, exclaimed that he accepted the alliance.~A white bull
 7 X  | conceptions for realities; she accepted pure symbols and even manners
 8 XII|      the Barbarians.~Hanno had accepted the command; but he intrusted
 9 XII|   island of Sardinia. They had accepted the alliance of the Barbarians,
10 XIV| appetite for authority, but he accepted nevertheless.~Hamilcar next
11 XIV|  envoys. They were immediately accepted. They did not know, however,
12 XIV|       Hamilcar replied that he accepted their excuses. Peace, then,
13 XIV|     the same evening.~Hamilcar accepted the challenge. The encounter