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Alphabetical [« »] flames 2 flattery 1 flayed 1 fled 8 flee 1 flesh 5 flew 1	Frequency [« »] 8 edict 8 enemy 8 ever 8 fled 8 flight 8 forth 8 gave	Lucius Caecilius Firmianus Lactantius On the manner in which the persecutors died IntraText - Concordances fled

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1 XIV    |         city, protesting that he fled to escape being burnt alive.~
2 XXVII  |         retreated from Rome, and fled in great disorder. Easily
3 XXIX   |        himself of Marseilles (he fled thither), and shut the gates.
4 XXXVIII|      humankind, that men who had fled from the bondage of barbarians
5 XLIV   |        Maxentius were routed. He fled towards the broken bridge;
6 XLVII  |     surrendered to the victor or fled; for now that the emperor
7 XLIX   |    obstacles, and Daia at length fled to Tarsus. There, being
8 L      | catastrophe, Valeria immediately fled. The Emperor Severus left