Chapter

3503 XIII|         Spendius would mount upon the timbers. He would strike the ropes
3504 IX  |       resounded with the noise of the timbrels; the temples were illuminated
3505 VI  |            god of the Libyans, and he timidly asked Spendius to which
3506 X   |          balls filled with water, she tinged the inside of her hands
3507 XIV |     impression to the touch, a greasy tingling which induced horripilation.
3508 I   |              music might be heard the tinkling of the little golden chain,
3509 XV  |               up, were going about on tiptoe; from time to time a hymn
3510 III |              Mylitta! Athara! Elissa! Tiratha!—By the hidden symbols,
3511 XIV |             they all looked well fed, tired, and dull. They were as
3512 I   |                Sivan! Tammouz, Eloul, Tischri, Schebar! Ah! have pity
3513 XIV |               the transparency of the tissue like the gems on her fingers,
3514 XV  |              it were, in the spasm of Titanic joy and boundless hope.~
3515 II  |        displayed in a sort of idiotic titter; his large, scared eyes
3516 VI  |            are not shouting so loudly to-day! It is I! Do you recognise
3517 X   |            and on her arms, hands and toes, she had such a wealth of
3518 VI  |             Libyan sands, it was with toil that she maintained her
3519 V   |            into the room with stakes, tomahawks, cutlasses, and daggers.
3520 XIII|            Catacombs, they hurled the tombstones against the Carthaginians.
3521 I   |       lengthened; the palm-trees that topped the walls here and there
3522 VIII|               inspect the pioneers by torch-light. He would hasten to Hippo-Zarytus
3523 XIV |             were what they found most tormenting. Often, at times of the
3524 II  |              the enumeration of their torments; they shall be made to work
3525 XV  |         flagons, blue glass amphoras, tortoise-shell spoons, and small round
3526 V   |          about among purple cushions, tortoiseshell strigils, cedar boxes, and
3527 XIII|             long time Rabbet had been torturing him, and in despair, or
3528 I   |           make themselves laugh. They tossed the ivory stools and golden
3529 X   |      attentions of the slave. But the touchings, the odour of the aromatics,
3530     | toward
3531 XIV |              a man on the rampart who towered over the battlements from
3532 XII |          walking quietly up and down.~Towering flames appeared; clarions
3533 II  |            foot of the walls, and the townspeople came out to chat with the
3534 XIII|              crumbling pyramid. Broad tracks made by the streams of lead
3535 XII |              other captives. A Samian trader, one Hipponax, coming from
3536 VII |         supported slaves who followed trades. All were skilled in religious
3537 XIII|              decreed the sacrifice in traditional circumlocution,—because
3538 VII |              of travelling and lying, trafficking and commanding, gave an
3539 XI  |            them, stretched in unequal trails over large spaces of perfectly
3540 IX  |            were not sufficiently well trained.~“You are all cowards!”
3541 VII |              stools after putting the trains of their robes over their
3542 XIV |         chilled on the morrow as they tramped through the mud in search
3543 XII |            the ground, could hear the tramping of their feet in the darkness.
3544 XIII|               some loss, and as every transaction was regulated according
3545 XIV |          living without a family they transferred the needful tenderness to
3546 V   |              to have grown taller and transformed.~A sound of footsteps drew
3547 XIV |             but her lips shone in the transparency of the tissue like the gems
3548 X   |            threw herself upon it with transport.~But the more that Schahabarim
3549 VI  |          venomous beast watching her. Transportation, massacres, and epidemics
3550 VIII|              be led, and his previous transports had quickly passed away.
3551 XIII|         consisting of a long beam set transversely upon another, and bearing
3552 VIII|          square, a cone, a rhombus, a trapezium, a pyramid. A twofold internal
3553 XIV |             moon, shouted to make her travail easy.~The rain beat upon
3554 I   |            cannot hear behind her the tread of a master’s heel!”~He
3555 VII |         besought him; and as the word treason occurred in their speech,
3556 VI  |          arsenal, the pharos, and the treasuries of the temples; his great
3557 VI  |            them; it was impossible to treat such old friends too well.
3558 VIII|             officers to the ranks; he treated them harshly, made them
3559 VI  |               clauses inserted in the treaties concluded by the Republic
3560 XIII|             Barbarians they collected tree-trunks, mill-stones, vases filled
3561 XIV |     recognised a shield shaped like a trefoil on his left arm. “A Carthaginian!”
3562 I   |              scorpions below, and its trellises of gilded rods closing the
3563 XI  |              upon a strange fruit, he tremblingly and lightly touched the
3564 VIII|          afraid, they were fleeing! A tremendous hooting broke out from among
3565 XIII|          anything it was well to make trial of the arms of the god.
3566 XII |               the ends of ropes, iron triangles, clubs and bodkins. The
3567 IV  |            the robber driven from his tribe, the patricide wandering
3568 IV  |              to him. He had a sort of tribune erected with knapsacks,
3569 XII |              subject populations, the tributary villages, the allied provinces,
3570 IX  |            had need of none. It was a trick, or his complaints were
3571 IV  |         bordered the paths. The water trickled from their limbs upon the
3572 XIII|           marine god, with brandished trident, over his billows.~However,
3573 XII |              stone hatchets and ivory tridents, to long sabres toothed
3574 VI  |            prudent.~“Drive away these trifles from your soul, which is
3575 XIV |             himself, down to the most trifling details. As to the Carthaginians,
3576 I   |             in another garden full of trimmed vegetation. Lines of white
3577 VIII|           thigh. With a motion of his triple-pointed pike he checked the army.~
3578 XIII|               like kings, and wearing triple-storied crowns, they despised the
3579 II  |           eyebrows, like suns beneath triumphal arches? Think: when she
3580 XII |        exposed, and gasping. The foot trod on slimy things, and there
3581 XIV |           stolen from them; they were trodden on as though by inadvertence;
3582 XII |       Atarantians, who curse the sun; Troglodytes, who bury their dead with
3583 VIII|       sunlight—the flashing of swords troubles my sight; it is a disease,
3584 XIII|         because there are things more troublesome to say than to perform.~
3585 X   |           blue flowing silver-starred trousers. Next Taanach put upon her
3586 VI  |               the bearer of a flag of truce, in the hope that once within
3587 VII |              rolled his yellow eyes:~“Truly Barca, with your travelling
3588 VI  |              and suddenly the furious trumpeting of the elephants burst forth
3589 II  |              uncovered a large bronze tub on a camel: it belonged
3590 XIV |           tears streaming through the tubercles on his cheeks gave to his
3591 VII |             the summer! The slaves at Tuburbo who were reaping barley
3592 XV  |                meanwhile, with tunics tucked up, were going about on
3593 VI  |             district at cockcrow, and tucking up their robes practised
3594 VI  |               and masses of men would tumble into the water, causing
3595 XIV |        Zuaeces who were returning had tumbled the rocks down, and had
3596 XIII|              his ears like a musician tuning a lyre. Then when the beam
3597 VIII|            points were visible, while turmae of cavalry formed wide circles
3598 III |      fragments of hymns:~“How lightly turnest thou, supported by the impalpable
3599 XIII|             widened and contracted in turns. They reached to the balustrade,
3600 XIII|            meal into the highest, two turtle-doves into the second, an ape
3601 VII |               on a shore peopled with turtles, and with palms on the dune. “
3602 VII |       supporting a copper cupola upon twenty-four pillars of juniper, from
3603 XIV |              would not desert them. “’Twill be to-morrow!” they would
3604 XIII|          ballistas. In order that the twin tensions might completely
3605 XIII|           upon their heads; then they twined their arms together, and
3606 V   |       pomegranates and coloquintidas. Twining knots, lozenges, and rows
3607 XI  |            huts were burning, and the twisting stems burst in the smoke
3608 VIII|               trapezium, a pyramid. A twofold internal movement went on
3609 VII |             had fallen from the moon, tyanos, diamonds, sandastra, beryls,
3610 XIV |              great battue, and— after tying goats at intervals—had run
3611 I   |             marchings in the sun, the tyrannies of discipline, and the everlasting
3612 IX  |           pillage the villages, or to tyrannise over the inhabitants who
3613 VIII|           clarions and the grating of tyres, bullets of lead and almonds
3614 VII |              down at Maschala, and at Ubada the granaries have been
3615 VIII|          There was a company of sixty Umbrians who, firm on their hams,
3616 XIV |            said slowly to him with an unaccountable smile:~“Do you remember
3617 VII |           solid than one of brass and unassailable by steel or flame.~As soon
3618 IX  |  Carthaginians resigned themselves to unbind the corpses. A few of them
3619 XI  |          horses, stretching out their unbridled heads, galloped at so furious
3620 XIV |               death of this man would unburden her thoughts, just as people
3621 XIII|             pontiffs were agitated by unceasing anxiety. Those of Rabbetna
3622 XI  |             But if the frenzy of your unchastity urged you to it, you should
3623 IV  |              onward the rebellion was unchecked. The murder of the Balearians
3624 IV  |             vermin-covered, naked and uncircumcised, butted with their heads
3625 VIII|            eyes. He felt in a measure uncomfortable in the presence of this
3626 XI  |             hers, pained her; and the uncomfortableness, the repugnance increased
3627 XIV |            soldiers; he received them unconditionally, so greatly did he admire
3628 II  |             ever irresolute and in an unconquerable torpor, like those who have
3629 XIV |         guinea-fowl. The garden, long uncultivated, had multiplied its verdure;
3630 VIII|             spies whom they surprised undeceived them. It was a triumph for
3631 VI  |               with terror; they stood undecided.~Javelins, arrows, phalaricas,
3632 VII |             that would have left Eryx undefended. You ought to have stood
3633 VII |               as he crushed the filth under-foot; and he had not all these
3634 XII |              gourou nuts were crushed underfoot; and sometimes on vermin-covered
3635 X   |            and the fasts that she had undergone, were enervating her. She
3636 I   |           beneath every flagstone; an underground path leads to their tombs.”~“
3637 VI  |       Spendius wished the siege to be undertaken immediately. Narr’ Havas
3638 VIII|       discerned in the plain save the undulation of the river, which was
3639 VIII|          lanceheads, which jutted out unevenly around them, for the first
3640 VIII|               circumstances were most unfavourable. They went on to talk over
3641 VII |              of extravagant shape and unfitted for use; it was customary
3642 II  |       themselves on the tents without unfolding them; and thought with regret
3643 I   |            none of the armed men were unfriendly to him, a great sigh escaped
3644 VII |             was enveloped in a brown, ungirdled robe, and had his head covered
3645 XI  |                He was carried away by ungovernable curiosity; and, like a child
3646 IX  |              regarded it as a sort of union, a method of connecting
3647 VIII|              anticipating Hamilcar by uniting with Autaritus. But if the
3648 X   |             her long white simar; she unknotted the band in her hair, shaking
3649 II  |            attentions, and by degrees unlocked his lips.~He had been born
3650 XII |               they expected something unlooked for and terrible. The night
3651 IX  |         length. The sight of them was unmanning the Barbarians; they were
3652 VI  |             look of a wild beast. His unnatural voice was like a roar; he
3653 XII |               aqueduct; the place was unprotected: they crawled to the base
3654 XI  |            clothing, and all kinds of unrecognisable utensils and broken things.
3655 I   |          order to destroy them. Their unsatisfied hate recoiled upon him,
3656 XIII|             Spendius returned to them untiringly. It was he who stretched
3657 IV  |          declared that the lists were untruthful, he made no use of them.~
3658 III |               hermaphrodite Baals are unveiled to us alone who are men
3659 VIII|             by his cuirass. Some were unwinding bloodstained bandages from
3660 VII |        tympanums.~Hanno denounced the unworthiness of such an insult; the disease
3661 V   |               his head. The material, upborne by the sea breeze, shone
3662 XIII|                as though convulsively upheaved, advanced perhaps ten paces;
3663 I   |          Hamilcar who had so strongly upheld the war. It had been terminated
3664 XV  |               spoon; and Schahabarim, uplifting his arm, offered it to the
3665 XI  |              depths of his nature. An uprising of his whole being urged
3666 VI  |               sight of the zaimph had upset Salammbo. At night she thought
3667 IV  |            tones. They were afraid of upsetting something with their long
3668 VII |              and the ploughshare will upturn your tombs. Nothing will
3669 XIV |             the lances on their tusks upturned it like ploughshares; they
3670 V   |             and he continued to climb upward with that strange facility
3671 XII |          going? Hunger, no doubt, was urging them on; and, distracted
3672 VI  |               of the bellowing of the urus lost in the fog, and closing
3673 VI  |               of piracy with those of usury, by hard dealings in lands
3674 XIII|        capture of the town. They were utilised in a murderous fashion:
3675 XI  |          Hamilcar at once divined the utility of such an alliance in his
3676 V   |                               CHAPTER V~TANITH~After leaving the
3677 IX  |             of Tignicabah, Tessourah, Vacca, and others further to the
3678 IV  |            more for their horses; and vagabonds and outlaws assumed soldiers’
3679 XIV |              plain, something rose up vaguer than a spectre. Then one
3680 VII |               of infamous morals, but valued on account of the secrets
3681 VII |           might be seen pieces of all values, dimensions, and ages arrayed
3682 VI  |      transverse folds looked like two valves of a shell applied to the
3683 I   |           related how Melkarth, after vanquishing Masisabal, placed her severed
3684 XV  |             terraces looked, in their variegated garments, like heaps of
3685 I   |             of luminous stones, their variegation imitating the scales of
3686 XIII|             towers.~Amid the infinite variety of their nomenclature (which
3687 VII |              advance.~Long bunches of various-coloured pearls fell from her ears
3688 XIII|              like tigers; the Yidonim vaticinated, the Devotees sang with
3689 X   |             sea. Shaking torches with veil-covered face, he had cast a black
3690 I   |             portions.~Night fell. The velarium, spread over the cypress
3691 II  |         galbanum, seseli, and viper’s venom which freezes the heart;
3692 VI  |               the water’s edge like a venomous beast watching her. Transportation,
3693 XIV |              fled. Then his anger was vented upon the country. He burnt
3694 IV  |        oriental demonstrativeness and verbosity. Then the soldiers claimed,
3695 VIII|             Among his soldiers on the verge of the tents men were sleeping
3696 XI  |            for orders, for he was now veritable and sole chief of the Barbarians;
3697 XII |  Achyrmachidae, who eat lice; and the vermilion-painted Gysantians, who eat apes.~
3698 XIII|               a square frame with two vertical uprights and a horizontal
3699 XIII|      horizontal, reared itself almost vertically, and being overweighted
3700 I   |             clamour was raised, and a vertigo of destruction came like
3701 X   |               watered with lotions of vervain, and maidenhair; she ate
3702 VI  |            would seem to him that the vesture of the goddess was depending
3703 VI  |                               CHAPTER VI~HANNO~“I ought to have carried
3704 II  |          while the catapult was still vibrating!—But she, Spendius, she!—”~
3705 VI  |           Carthaginians had come.~The victorious Hanno presented himself
3706 VII |           they possessed.~To show his vigilance the Chief of the Odours
3707 VIII|            Indians had goaded them so vigorously that blood was trickling
3708 VII |                               CHAPTER VII~HAMILCAR BARCA~The Announcer
3709 VIII|                               CHAPTER VIII~THE BATTLE OF THE MACARAS~
3710 XI  |             me! I am a scoundrel, and viler than scorpions, than mire
3711 XV  |               been rolled round ivory vine-stocks after the fashion of the
3712 XIII|               like props in a burning vineyard.~The ladders proving insufficient
3713 IV  |            fine country-houses, their vineyards and their cultivated lands.~
3714 V   |              walls were filled with a vinous colour. Salammbo leaned
3715 X   |             Over a first delicate and vinous-coloured tunic she passed a second
3716 XII |                and they rejoiced like vintagers round fuming vats.~Matho,
3717 VI  |               die from them!” And his violaceous lips gave forth a breath
3718 XIV |           women to his soldiers to be violated before they were slaughtered.~
3719 VII |                bdellium, saffron, and violets. Gums, powders, roots, glass
3720 IX  |           issued pale faces, men with viper-like profiles and grinding their
3721 III |              revenged herself for the virginity withdrawn from her sacrifices,
3722 X   |             taken from him his future virility? And he followed with a
3723 VII |               spirit lost in funereal visions. From the height on which
3724 IV  |          concealed beneath a very low visor, was especially noticed.
3725 VIII|               half hidden beneath the visors of their helmets; their
3726 VII |           which were attracted by the vistas in the passages, wandered
3727 VII |            Something of the planetary vitalities penetrated him, and he felt
3728 IV  |           beside him. So long as they vociferated abuse they were listened
3729 XII |             of an islet-covered gulf.~Vociferations arose, followed by the lengthened
3730 III |               than the vapours from a volcano. Voices call me, a globe
3731 XIII|            was necessary, a perfectly voluntary oblation, which was considered
3732 I   |               was not far off, and he volunteered to interpret them.~“Speak!”
3733 IV  |      Peristyles reached to pediments; volutes were displayed through colonnades;
3734 XIV |       abundantly with water that they vomited it forth like buffaloes.
3735 XIII|               the battlements opened, vomiting flames and smoke like dragon
3736 XIV |            had offered up prayers and vows, and practised all kinds
3737 VII |              to the brim! During your voyage I had them dug out in the
3738 VII |           still emitting the scent of voyages, they all seemed to say
3739 XI  |               passed some sent them a vulgar benediction; others obscene
3740 III |            and the heavy breeze would waft the odours of aromatics
3741 I   |             beasts. Then came unclean wagers; they buried their heads
3742 IV  |               saw that scarcely their wages would be paid, the disillusion
3743 IX  |               alleging their right to waifs and strays, claimed the
3744 XV  |             boars with open jaws were wallowing in the dust of spices; hares,
3745 II  |             hair, and the face was so wan that it looked as if it
3746 XIV |               then in their perpetual wanderings through all sorts of countries,
3747 III |        According as thou dost wax and wane the eyes of cats and spots
3748 VII |            solstice and pruned at the waning of the moon, had inspected
3749 VII |            the hall Hanno howled:~“He wants to make himself king!”~Then
3750 VII |             passed himself off on the warders of the harbour as one of
3751 I   |         Council had sent them slaves, ware, and beds, and in the middle
3752 VII |              honey and wax, the cloth warehouse, the stores of food, the
3753 VI  |              sleep, he would yell out warlike manoeuvres in terrible tones
3754 XI  |               crouching in the centre warming herself at a fire of brushwood,
3755 XIV |             being carried away by the warmth of his temper.~Hamilcar
3756 VII |       ancestors, had triumphed in the wars, and they were reverenced
3757 XIII|              slave merchant, began to wash him and rub him with strigils
3758 XII |             with all their might like washerwomen beating linen; shrieking
3759 XIII|                grew indignant at this waste of water. The ram was demolishing
3760 VI  |             that a priest of Eschmoun watches those cruel stars round
3761 I   |             the head, snatched at the water-melons and lemons, and crunched
3762 XII |             delirium around the great waterfall, and came up and wet their
3763 XV  |          shouts of the water-carriers watering the pavement rose above
3764 I   |               to through seeds of the watermelon into your mouths! The mystery
3765 XV  |             pomegranates, gourds, and watermelons formed hillocks beneath
3766 III |          azure shores, O Queen of the watery world, all hail!”~She swayed
3767 VIII|          gaping. The phalanx began to waver, the captains ran to and
3768 I   |              on the cedar tops by the wavering lights of the petroleum
3769 I   |              their shops at the cross ways, storks took to flight,
3770 XIII|             the great Hamilcar was so weak-spirited. They were almost moved
3771 VII |            and devouring it.~“You are weakening them!” said the Suffet.~
3772 XIV |        chances of success and Matho’s weaknesses, she seemed to rejoice in
3773 I   |            plucked it out; but he was weaponless and naked; at last he lifted
3774 XIII|           they were sinking and their wearers were about to perish; he
3775 II  |              so far as to bring caged weasels from Hecatompylos, which
3776 XIV |               Two days afterwards the weather became fine again, and hunger
3777 XIII|             monotonous precision of a weaver’s loom.~Spendius returned
3778 VII |               with a shell, while the weavers’ shuttles rattled and the
3779 VII |             prows became entangled in weeds, the horizon echoed continually
3780 VII |               a greyish fog seemed to weigh upon the sea, which beat
3781 XIII|          wished to fight at once. The weights which they put into the
3782 IX  |             which he commanded he was welcome to; but they were not going
3783 VI  |          Utica would not receive such well-armed guests. Hanno was furious.
3784 XI  |              again for two hours in a westerly direction, when suddenly
3785 I   |         gathered on the Punic coasts, wheaten porridge, beans and barley,
3786 XI  |            fell, and he bent his head whelmed in sudden reverie.~To soften
3787     | Whenever
3788     | Whereas
3789 II  |              of aloe-wood in his hand wherewith to scratch his skin.~At
3790 VIII|              tumult, attracted like a whirlpool; some dashed into it. Cohorts
3791 I   |               destruction came like a whirlwind upon the drunken army. They
3792 XIV |          thought that they could hear whisperings and laughter. The door of
3793 XIV |            aim, throw his weapon. The white-feathered creature, disturbed by the
3794 I   |                But the shaven Greeks, whiter than marble, threw the leavings
3795     | Whither
3796 XII |        Spendius stopped him. “No, the whiz of the bullet would make
3797 V   |        renewed.~Suddenly a long arrow whizzed past, then another, and
3798 VII |          eight golden branches bore a wick of byssus in a diamond chalice.
3799 VIII|          bullets, and arrows, and the wicker tower would fall like a
3800 XII |               and fell, and his eyes, wide-opened in his pallid face, gazed
3801 V   |             perceive only eyes opened widely as if to devour him, chattering
3802 V   |               suddenly the space grew wider and they recognised the
3803 IX  |     embroiderers, and even women,—the widows of the dead with their children—
3804 XII |             heralds, chosen for their width of chest, went out with
3805 XIV |              rhinoceros leather, they wielded a steel which had no handle,
3806 IV  |               they would reply, “Your wife!” Others even said, “Your
3807 VII |               of her terrace. She ran wildly about it from left to right.
3808 IX  |         interfere in it without being willing to obey him. Autaritus would
3809 XIV |               wearied that they would willingly have exchanged these skirmishes
3810 XIII|         breach. Like a pruner cutting willow-branches and trying to strike off
3811 VII |              of ruins. Carthage, thou wilt fall!”~The four pontiffs
3812 IV  |               immediately in order to win back his friendship, and
3813 VII |              his hips, like a serpent winding about a tree. In his fingers,
3814 VII |          green, yellow, blue, violet, wine-coloured, and blood-coloured fires
3815 VII |              agriculture smelt of the wine-press, dried herbs, and the sweat
3816 I   |           falling in the air like the wing-beating of a wounded bird.~It was
3817 IX  |        surprise.~He intended first to wink at the revolt of the tribes
3818 XIV |              both paws stretched out, winking their eyelids in the bright
3819 VII |             him, and he felt withal a wiser and more intimate scorn
3820 VII |       inquires about the gods, and he wishes to become acquainted with
3821 II  |            loins and his knees he had wisps of straw and linen rags;
3822 VII |           penetrated him, and he felt withal a wiser and more intimate
3823 X   |                more motionless than a withered bind-weed; and from looking
3824 I   |              the Baals! It was he who withheld from Lutatius those arms
3825 XIV |             the very places which had witnessed his shame. But the inhabitants
3826 IV  |             of shells; the Gauls wore wolf skins upon their white bosoms;
3827 I   |       herdsmen from Brutium, in their wolf-skin garments, devoured in silence
3828 XII |              the zaimph completed the wonder. Thus the gods and the might
3829 XIII|              the use of unguents, was wonderfully well adapted for engines
3830 XIII|              head hidden by a heap of worms. Her cries brought Salammbo
3831 VII |              creeping out through the worn-out seams. Delicate filaments
3832 IX  |          thought that it would become worse.~At the news of the disaster
3833 III |     contradictory cults, and Salammbo worshipped the goddess in her sidereal
3834 VI  |         afraid of offending Moloch by worshipping Aptouknos, the god of the
3835 VII |               was surmounted by a net woven of threads of bark. He wore
3836 XIV |             their arms and faces.~The wraiths of their dead companions
3837 XI  |              elbows on the ground, or wrapping themselves up in mats and
3838 XIII|           towards them; then the vast wreath of red plumes closed in,
3839 IV  |               There were temples with wreathed columns bearing bronze capitals
3840 XIV |             their stomachs were being wrenched from them with tongs. Then
3841 VIII|          single burst, hurl javelins, wrestle together, and sleep in the
3842 VI  |          through these means, danced, wrestled, and juggled, convinced
3843 XIII|               flat on the ground like wrestlers. They crushed one another.
3844 VII |               foliage, and red masses writhed with howls at the foot of
3845 IX  |               although the Suffet had written to them not to put them
3846 VII |                Oh! that is true! I am wrong, lights of the Baals; there
3847 IV  |           speak.~Then he censured the wrongs done to the Republic, and
3848 X   |                               CHAPTER X~THE SERPENT~These clamourings
3849 XI  |                               CHAPTER XI~IN THE TENT~The man who
3850 XII |                               CHAPTER XII~THE AQUEDUCT~Twelve hours
3851 XIII|                               CHAPTER XIII~MOLOCH~The Barbarians had
3852 XIV |                               CHAPTER XIV~THE PASS OF THE HATCHET~
3853 XV  |                               CHAPTER XV~MATHO~There were rejoicings
3854 VII |            stores of food, the marble yard and the silphium barn.~He
3855 XIII|             tollenos moved their long yards rapidly; and as the Barbarians
3856 VII |             jaws opened in a horrible yawn; his enormous nostrils were
3857 VII |             their backs with sonorous yawns; the vapour of their breath
3858     | ye
3859 VI  |             unable to sleep, he would yell out warlike manoeuvres in
3860 XII |         stones.~When night had fallen yellow-haired dogs, those unclean beasts
3861 VI  |             incessant thirst, but the yellow-robed man did not yield to this
3862 VIII|              and his horse, which was yellow-spotted like a dragon, advanced
3863 XI  |      grasshoppers. The sun heated the yellowed grass; the ground was all
3864 VII |         Istatten, Subeldia, Hictamon, Yeoubas and others. They related
3865 II  |             is now closed to us! Only yesterday I gave more money for a
3866 VII |          whole of Africa rejects your yoke the reason is, my feeble
3867 VII |               arms, while others were yoked to them and were pulling
3868 XI  |             made of wheat, dates, and yolks of eggs wrapped in lotus
3869 XIV |            the stronger protected the younger in the midst of battles,
3870     | yourselves
3871 VI  |          Between their squadrons were youths wearing small helmets and
3872 VII |               were topazes from Mount Zabarca to avert terrors, opals
3873 XIV |             of Hermaeum to the top of Zagouan. This, they believed, was
3874 XII |             they had assembled on the Zainus, and then had crossed it
3875 XII |            mounted on asses, onagers, zebras, and buffaloes; while some
3876 VII |        captives, all the booty, fifty zereths of land for every enemy’
3877 XIII|            end of the town cut uneven zigzags upon the sky, and the lances
3878 X   |              through the signs of the zodiac. With outstretched arm he
3879 XV  |           waist was clasped by a blue zone, which allowed her breasts
3880 XIII|            thee, Sun! king of the two zones, self-generating Creator,
3881 IX  |             The Suffet therefore left Zouitin and turned the lake of Hippo-Zarytus
3882 IX  |           others further to the west. Zounghar built in the mountains,