Book, Chapter

1    I, 13| therefore banished and went into exile; and after long wanderings
2   II, 14|        his son. But he went into exile, and settled in a part of
3  III, 17|   adversities, poverty, labours, exile, loss of dear friends. On
4    V, 5 |         war, and drove him as an exile over the whole world?~"He
5   VI, 9 |    undergo with fortitude, want, exile, pain, and death, which
6   VI, 17|        to fear pain, or want, or exile, or imprisonment, or death;
7   VI, 17|         fears death, or pain, or exile, or want." Also of Seneca,