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 1      I,  I  |      near Pavia, but Augustulus escaped. After this victory, that
 2      I,  II |      slew Totila. The Goths who escaped sought refuge in Pavia,
 3      I,  VII|     virtue of the castellan, he escaped. Among others who occupied
 4     II,  II |       slaughter, that those who escaped, thinking Florence lost,
 5     II,  III| committed, and the perpetrators escaped unpunished, under the protection
 6     II,  VI |         misdeeds deserved, each escaped by paying a fine.~The tumults
 7     II,  I  |     alone, with some difficulty escaped falling into the hands of
 8    III,  II |        the public chambers have escaped these destroyers’ hands,
 9    III,  III|        at last; and no one ever escaped from embarrassment without
10     IV,  V  |     valley of Seravezza, having escaped the hands of the commissary,
11      V,  I  |          having with difficulty escaped, came to Florence, where
12      V,  IV |   country for the pope, not one escaped falling into his hands.
13      V,  V  |      nightfall, and Niccolo had escaped to Tenna, but he knew that
14     VI,  III|         horse only one thousand escaped the hands of the Milanese,
15     VI,  VI | vicariate. The traitor Gherardo escaped with difficulty, leaving
16   VIII,  II |         of his wife, Bianca, he escaped death. There was not a citizen
17   VIII,  II |    beheaded; Napoleone Franzesi escaped punishment by flight; Giulielmo
18   VIII,  IV |         the former that she had escaped a storm which threatened