Book,  Par.

1     I,  32|          Moreover that cannot be safe which is not honourable.
2     I,  51|        accepted it, and yet been safe though he refused it. But
3     I,  84|         maintain in all things a safe moderation. Silence might
4     I,  85|       much that had been thought safe from such casualties. Many
5     I,  88|          Vindex; the capital was safe, and the war was in the
6    II,  76| supposing that servitude were as safe for you as it would be infamous.
7    II,  83|          leaving Asia and Achaia safe in his rear, which, being
8   III,  5 |      passage into Italy might be safe and advantageous, directions
9    IV,  43|           had left you perfectly safe, besides that your youth