Book, Chapter

1     I, 2 |            followers, however, who escaped the conflagration were Lysis
2     V, 3 |            even this, he says, has escaped the notice of the poets.~"
3     V, 7 |          Christ has for many years escaped notice. And the present
4     V, 13|          that hitherto) has always escaped notice, and is altogether
5    VI, 37|          has this secret of theirs escaped (our scrutiny). For these
6    IX, 7 |            danger from his master, escaped away by stealth, directing
7    IX, 24| transgression), inasmuch as he has escaped the punishment (that otherwise
8     X, 26|          the three wives of these, escaped the flood that ensued. And
9     X, 27|        people, for which reason he escaped the tremendous, though transient,