Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  I    |   Adriatic Sea, in order to escape those wars which every day
 2       1,  II   |     of some good man, or to escape from such license, they
 3       1,  XXX  | that he will not be able to escape the stings of ingratitude,
 4       1,  LVII |    therefore, in wanting to escape these perils, has promptly
 5       1,  LVIII|   title would enable him to escape the merited penalty. In
 6       2,  II   |     resolved if possible to escape that ignominious death,
 7       2,  XVII |    in meeting the enemy can escape the blows of the artillery
 8       2,  XVII | anciently they were able to escape from the attacks of elephants,
 9       2,  XXI  |    in this manner, comes to escape many causes of calumny and
10       3,  VI   |   imitates them will always escape them. And that anyone can
11       3,  XL   |     Roman army; and when to escape from the hands of Fabius