Book,  Par.

 1     I,  18|         they be foreshewn, are not escaped. Addressing a crowded assembly
 2     I,  74|         object. Those of Vitellius escaped without injury, unnoticed
 3    II,  34|                    Nothing of this escaped the Vitellianists, for,
 4    II,  45|            sure. And no one had so escaped misfortune as to have no
 5    II,  63|        implying that Dolabella had escaped from custody, and had offered
 6   III,  47|           the sea was not guarded, escaped, for Mucianus had brought
 7   III,  56|           terrible presage. A bull escaped from the altar, scattered
 8   III,  59|         Petilius Cerialis, who had escaped the sentries of Vitellius
 9   III,  67|        expiring a few days before, escaped by her opportune death the
10   III,  73|   insulting to Vitellius. The rest escaped by various chances, some
11   III,  77| Apollinaris, prefect of the fleet, escaped in the first confusion.
12    IV,  3 |           and the smaller colonies escaped unpunished. At Capua, however,
13    IV,  34|       least, fell, but the cavalry escaped with the standards and with
14    IV,  37|          the dress of a slave, and escaped unrecognized in the darkness.
15    IV,  50|         the Vitellianists, who had escaped from the capital, incessantly
16     V,  14|          most obstinate rebels had escaped into the place, and perpetual
17     V,  23|            across the river. Verax escaped in the same way. Some light
18     V,  23|           A few days after this he escaped the peril of actual capture,