CONTENTS.Illustration: separation lineCHAP.PAGEI.—WHY BODMILCAR, THE TYRIAN SAILOR, HATES HANNO, THE SIDONIAN SCRIBE1II.—THE SACRIFICE TO ASHTORETH19III.—CHAMAI RECOGNISED BY THE ATTENDANT OF THE SLAVE44IV.—KING DAVID61V.—PHARAOH ARRIVES TOO LATE76VI.—CRETE AND THE CRETANS98VII.—CHRYSEIS PREFERS HANNO TO A KING112VIII.—AN AFFAIR WITH THE PHOCIANS132IX.—THE LAND OF OXEN148X.—GISGO THE EARLESS RECOVERS HIS EARS166XI.—OUR HEADS ARE IN PERIL175XII.—I CONSULT THE ORACLE196XIII.—THE SILVER MINES OF TARSHISH207XIV.—AN AMBUSCADE219XV.—JUDGE GEBAL DISTINGUISHES HIMSELF234XVI.—PERILS OF THE OCEAN243XVII.—JONO, THE GOD OF THE SUOMI260XVIII.—JONAH WAXES AMBITIOUS277XIX.—BODMILCAR AGAIN287XX.—THE WORLD UPSIDE DOWN295XXI.—THE QUEEN OF SHEBA307XXII.—BELESYS FINDS BICHRI SOMEWHAT HEAVY314XXIII.—WE SETTLE OUR ACCOUNTS WITH BODMILCAR327
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