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 1     I,  67|          and stragglers fled for refuge to Mount Vocetius. They
 2     I,  71|          to secure for himself a refuge for the future. For all
 3    II,  33|      their views, they had taken refuge in flattery. It having been
 4    II,  76|      That power is now your only refuge. Have you forgotten how
 5   III,  59|         offering them a place of refuge and a protecting force.
 6   III,  74|       crowd of acolytes, found a refuge with Cornelius Primus, one
 7   III,  83| themselves in the shops, or took refuge in any private house, should
 8    IV,  41|       known that he had fled for refuge to Vespasian. Griphus still
 9    IV,  70| country-house where he had taken refuge. It was believed that he
10     V,  13|          if repulsed, they had a refuge at hand. The cavalry with