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- 96,800語
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- 初版刊行年
- 1862by ギュスターヴ・フローベール
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This is for readers who love vivid ancient worlds, war on a huge scale, rich detail of temples and feasts, and tales where desire, religion, and politics tangle around a few unforgettable people.
本の内容
Picture a garden at night where thousands of paid soldiers eat, drink, and smash everything within reach.
Gustave Flaubert published Salammbô in 1862. He set it in Carthage after its first war with Rome, when unpaid foreign fighters rose against the city that hired them.
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- 1A feast turns into a riot無料
- 2Cheated soldiers march to Sicca and rebel
- 3A priestess longs for a goddess she cannot see
- 4Spendius steals the veil of Tanith
- 5Hamilcar returns and bends Carthage to his will
- 6Cunning wins a battle but not the war
- 7Salammbô walks into the Barbarian camp
- 8War eats everything, including children
- 9Desire and the sacred pull against each other
- 10How Flaubert builds a lost world
重要なポイント 1/10
A feast turns into a riot
The story opens in the gardens of Hamilcar's palace in Megara, a suburb of Carthage. The soldiers he led in Sicily gather to feast on the orders of the Council while he is away.
Carthage has not paid them, and the Council has chosen Hamilcar's house for the party to shame him. When the general Gisco refuses to hand over the golden cups of the Sacred Legion, a Gaul rushes at him with two swords. Gisco strikes him down and leaves. Fear spreads like fire, and the soldiers shoot the lions, burn the trees, and boil the sacred fish in bronze pots. Spendius, a Greek slave freed that night, watches who among them can be led.
Then Salammbô, Hamilcar's daughter, comes down in black and speaks to each nation in its own language. Her voice calms the crowd. Narr' Havas hurls a javelin through the arm of Matho, a huge Libyan who watches her hungrily. Matho runs after her to a shut door and can only ask where she is.
One night of broken promises sets an army against a city and plants an obsession in a single man.
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登場人物の紹介
- Salammbô
- Hamilcar's daughter, a young devotee of the moon goddess Tanith, raised in seclusion and longing to see the goddess face to face.
- Matho
- A giant Libyan soldier who leads the rebel army and is consumed by love and hatred for Salammbô.
- Spendius
- A cunning Greek former slave who stirs the soldiers to revolt and schemes to turn the war to his profit.
- Hamilcar Barca
- The Carthaginian general and Suffet, proud and ruthless, who alone can lead the city against the rebels.
- Narr' Havas
- A young Numidian prince who desires Salammbô, plays both sides in the war, and aims to expand his power.
- Schahabarim
- High priest of Tanith and Salammbô's teacher, a learned man whose faith is mixed with jealousy and doubt.
- Hanno
- A Suffet of Carthage, bloated and diseased, cruel to Africans and jealous of Hamilcar.
- Gisco
- An aged Carthaginian general who tries to pay the Mercenaries fairly and keeps faith with his country.
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- 長さ約96,800語
- 読書にかかる時間約6時間45分
- 形式eBook, large-print eBook, audiobook, 15-minute summary
- 言語英語とほか14言語
『サランボー』についての質問
What is Salammbô about?
It tells of the revolt of unpaid foreign soldiers against Carthage after its first war with Rome. Around that war it weaves the love and hatred between the soldier Matho and Hamilcar's daughter Salammbô, and the theft of a sacred veil.
Is Salammbô based on a true story?
It is built on a real event, the Mercenary War that shook Carthage after its defeat by Rome. Flaubert places the struggle between Carthage and its Mercenaries alongside the desires, religious doubts, and ambitions of his central characters. It appeared in 1862.
What is the zaïmph in Salammbô?
The zaïmph is the sacred veil of the goddess Tanith, kept in her temple at Carthage. Carthaginians believe it holds the city's luck, so its theft by Matho shakes their courage and drives much of the plot.
Who is Salammbô in the novel?
She is the daughter of the Carthaginian general Hamilcar Barca. Raised in prayer and seclusion as a devotee of the moon goddess Tanith, she longs to see her goddess and becomes bound to Matho by a night that changes her.
Is Salammbô worth reading today?
It offers vivid scenes of feasts, battles, temples, and sieges, and a rare chance to see the ancient world on a grand scale. Flaubert's pictures stay in the mind, and the story moves between huge crowds and intimate moments.
この版を引用します
Flaubert, Gustave. Salammbô. Library of Alexandria, 2026, libraryofalexandria.com/products/salammbo.
Flaubert, G. (2026). Salammbô. Library of Alexandria. https://libraryofalexandria.com/products/salammbo (Original work published 1862)
Flaubert, Gustave. Salammbô. Library of Alexandria, 2026. https://libraryofalexandria.com/products/salammbo.
@book{flaubert2026salammbo,
author = {Flaubert, Gustave},
title = {Salammbô},
publisher = {Library of Alexandria},
year = {2026},
url = {https://libraryofalexandria.com/products/salammbo},
note = {First published 1862}
}
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