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 1  3,8 |      whether, when you have once escaped to a place of security,
 2  3,12|        captive, and that no city escaped save Thessalonica only;
 3  6,5 |            This event, which has escaped the attention of all modern
 4  6,5 |      only a small number of them escaped somehow and reached Hadrianople.
 5  7,1 |       several years more. But he escaped again to the north and took
 6  7,1 |        the Seljuqs, which barely escaped ending in a real catastrophe
 7  7,1 |        sudden that Thoros barely escaped capture and fled. In 1158,
 8  7,1 |        barely saved his life and escaped capture. The Byzantine historian,
 9  7,1 |          Then the Latins who had escaped the massacre organized in
10  7,2 |         Emperor himself narrowly escaped capture. A contemporary
11  7,2 |          a brief period the East escaped the Hohenstaufens. Byzantium
12  7,3 | dethroned Isaac Angelus, who had escaped from Constantinople to the
13  7,3 |       blinded Isaac. Alexius had escaped from prison and fled to
14  7,4 |       was captured, another part escaped in flight to the maritime
15  8,2 |       Theodore Lascaris, who had escaped the danger from his western
16  9,3 |         blinded by Michael VIII, escaped from his Byzantine prison
17  9,7 |        Sigismund, who had barely escaped capture, sailed in a small
18  9,9 |   Cardinal Isidore, who narrowly escaped Turkish captivity. He begged
19  9,9 |         Chios, Leonard, who also escaped Turkish captivity, interpreted
20  9,15|         monastery, from which he escaped to Rome. The eastern patriarchs
21  9,17| Cabasilas was one of the few who escaped death. Even after Cantacuzene
22  9,18|        Later he was ransomed and escaped for a time to Mistra, which