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1    II,  26|     away by the panic of the fugitives. Besides this, a mutiny
2    II,  26|  panic everywhere, among the fugitives and among the troops coming
3    II,  44|    of clamorous and mutinous fugitives. They did not refrain from
4    II,  46|     gloomy tidings, and then fugitives from the field, making known
5   III,  16|  back along with the wounded fugitives, confused by their own alarm
6   III,  17| himself before the terrified fugitives, he held back those who
7   III,  18| their ranks, nor receive the fugitives, nor advance and themselves
8    IV,  80|       Cerialis held back the fugitives with his own hand, and readily
9     V,  3 |  Some say that the Jews were fugitives from the island of Crete,