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 1 2|     hence, he could neither flee from a danger nor acquire
 2 3|    or wounded, in part they flee. See them flee on the right
 3 3|    part they flee. See them flee on the right side. They
 4 3|   the right side. They also flee on the left. Look, the victory
 5 4|     his men, they could not flee: so that being compelled
 6 4| whence the oxen, wanting to flee the fire, hurled themselves
 7 4| fled with those who did not flee, and made them understand
 8 4|      order their Leaders to flee in several parts by different
 9 4| with him in any case, or to flee. Phillip, King of Macedonia,
10 6| criminal, he was allowed to flee, and all the soldiers allowed
11 6|    that they were unable to flee, and necessity having made
12 7|  with the loss of those who flee, than with those who are
13 7|    to them where they might flee, they became good. But it