Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  VI   |   Government], for having taken refuge on those rocks where the
 2       1,  XV   |        appear to have any other refuge, nor try other remedies
 3       1,  XVI  |       where to find shelter for refuge, becomes prey to the first
 4       1,  XL   |      not have any place to seek refuge. This is the path all those
 5       1,  XLIX |        it immediately: to which refuge they never had recourse
 6       1,  LIX  |       by his enemies and taking refuge in Athens as a City friendly
 7       1,  LIX  |        Caesar in Thessaly, took refuge in Egypt with Ptolemy, who,
 8       2,  XII  |      your army having places of refuge near, as well as reinforcements
 9       2,  XVII |    cavalry or others, they took refuge within the legions. Who
10       2,  XXII | discovered, then from necessity refuge is sought among those who
11       2,  XXIV |         should preserve it as a refuge in any event: but being
12       2,  XXIV |      resorted to rebellion as a refuge for liberty, it was necessary
13       2,  XXVII|         its walls, and no other refuge remaining but he and his
14       2,  XXXII|         constrains them to find refuge under you, as did Capua