Book, Chapter

 1    I, 11|         in order that she might escape the anger of Juno, just
 2    I, 13|   Corybantes with their cymbals escape his notice? Lastly, why
 3    I, 20|          and others that it may escape injuries. For this is always
 4    I, 21|        person. And this did not escape the notice of the poet himself;
 5   II, 1 |       then most of all does God escape the memory of men, when
 6   II, 2 |      hell. And if you wished to escape these, you would despise
 7   II, 13|       And this, indeed, did not escape the notice of a dissolute
 8   II, 17|  multitude, why did Varro alone escape who acted thus, and why
 9  III, 12|      the reality itself did not escape their notice. For if virtue
10  III, 18|       not so much that he might escape from Caesar, as that he
11  III, 19| wickedness in prosperity should escape the punishment which he
12  III, 20|          But these men not only escape the charge of impiety, but,
13  III, 21|         of Socrates, it did not escape the notice of Plato, that
14  III, 23|        it in your power both to escape the possession of money,
15   IV, 4 |         the worshippers of gods escape the penalty of everlasting
16   IV, 11|      and I will send those that escape of them unto the nations
17    V, 13|        he saw that he could not escape death, laid his hand upon
18    V, 13|         it is permitted them to escape if they wished to do so;
19    V, 17|         and supported by it may escape, especially since there
20    V, 17|      horse, that he himself may escape from the enemy? If he shall
21    V, 20|       poisoner, but that he may escape notice? what the harlot,
22    V, 22|         wickedness. It does not escape my notice what reply can
23    V, 24|        not think that they will escape with impunity, because they
24   VI, 5 |       of good and evil does not escape their notice, they are overpowered
25   VI, 18|       whose sentence no one can escape, either by the advocacy
26   VI, 24|  extricated themselves so as to escape, become more cautious for
27  VII, 1 |     could perish, and wished to escape this objection, said that
28  VII, 2 |        which they had no way of escape, And they remained fixed
29  VII, 5 |      truth depends. It does not escape my notice what may here
30  VII, 8 |        therefore, that he might escape this common linking together,
31  VII, 19|      the wicked one shall alone escape, and his power shall perish
32  VII, 22|       this announcement did not escape their notice; inasmuch as