Book, Chapter

1        I, IX |    invasion, was attempting to escape into Italy. His brother,
2        I, XII|  obliging all those that could escape, to flee beyond the sea;
3        I, XX | unprotected bodies, they could escape the danger; many of them,
4       II, V  |       did the unbelieving king escape without the scourge of Divine
5       II, XII|       provinces of Britain, to escape the snares of my enemies?"
6       IV, XVI|    approached, they made their escape out of the island, and crossed
7       IV, XXV|        be advised how he might escape the wrath to come. The priest
8        V, I  |      that there was no hope of escape by our own efforts. But
9        V, I  |       to the end that we might escape."~The man of God remained