Book,  Par.

 1     I,  3 |          Mothers accompanied the flight of their sons; wives followed
 2     I,  61|        eagle moved with a gentle flight before the army as it advanced,
 3     I,  82|        of things, does the rapid flight of opportunities, admit
 4    II,  12|         in victory, no infamy in flight. ~ ~
 5    II,  23|         the rest directing their flight to Cremona. But the impetuosity
 6    II,  26|       their aid were also put to flight. Caecina indeed had not
 7    II,  36|   conflict was terminated by the flight of the vanquished, who carried
 8    II,  43|       the 13th legion was put to flight by a charge of the 5th.
 9   III,  16|     found themselves last in the flight. This rash act did not originate
10   III,  17| precipitous banks, checked their flight. It was this necessity,
11   III,  17|         lately been scattered in flight over the fields hastened
12   III,  59|          to accompany him in his flight, had treacherous designs.
13   III,  68|      hiding-place had veiled the flight of Nero. Piso and Galba
14    IV,  19|        broke at once in shameful flight, and dispersed over the
15    IV,  38|       them, betook themselves to flight. Disaster produced disunion,
16    IV,  51|       the Garamantes were put to flight by the arrival of the auxiliary
17    IV,  63|        as they were scattered in flight. The rest made their escape
18    IV,  79|         be reminded of panic, of flight, of famine, and of the many
19     V,  5 |          said to have shared the flight of that God, and to have