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 1      I,   262    |        threatened Rimini, while fled the stars,~ ~
 2      I,   544    |                             But fled the Fathers, to the Consuls 20
 3      I,   544(20)|       Plutarch says the Consuls fled without making the sacrifices
 4      I,   559    |       passed the city gates and fled to war.~ ~
 5      I,   577    |       excuse was left; Pompeius fled.~ ~
 6      I,   640    |                         640 All fled the homesteads, frighted
 7     II,   158(10)|   defeated with great loss, and fled to Praeneste, a town which
 8     II,   521    |                        For Libo fled Etruria; Umbria lost~ ~
 9     II,   528    |                                 Fled with his standards, soldierless;
10     II,   642    |        in labour? or because he fled~ ~
11     II,   648    |    delusion! not from thee they fled:~ ~
12     II,   689    |                                 Fled Cretan settlers when the
13    III,    39    |     wholly mine." She spake and fled.~ ~
14    III,   182    |                    Left when he fled: that gold 9, the price
15    III,   344    |     march; but while all others fled~ ~
16    III,   819    |             Forgiveness that he fled thy last embrace.~ ~
17     IV,    60    |               60 By frosts that fled before the rising sun;~ ~
18     IV,   848    |            In thought that Juba fled. Then first was known~ ~
19      V,    42    |                              Ye fled its outburst: now in session
20      V,    51    |                     As, when ye fled, your cause. The Consuls'
21      V,   311    |   battles; such the prize. When fled~ ~
22      V,   343    |      When faith and loyalty are fled, and hope~ ~
23      V,   840    |       840 When drowsy sleep had fled, Cornelia sought~ ~
24     VI,   301    |         shielded Teuton, or had fled~ ~
25     VI,   346    | vanquished, ere the fight, they fled~ ~
26     VI,   370    |    follow Caesar wheresoe'er he fled)~ ~
27     VI,   742    |         Unburied carcases. Fast fled the wolves,~ ~
28    VII,    17    |    Sertorius' armies fought and fled,~ ~
29    VII,    53    |                   The stars had fled before the growing morn,~ ~
30    VII,    74    |                    Trembled and fled, arose, to Magnus' ear~ ~
31    VII,   191    |              And from the altar fled the frantic bull~ ~
32    VII,   367    |       the battle ere the foe be fled,~ ~
33    VII,   475    |        citadels. Where now hath fled~ ~
34    VII,   510    |       public life; and Freedom, fled~ ~
35    VII,   756    |                    His fortunes fled. A little hill he sought~ ~
36    VII,   792    |                        Pompeius fled, his mighty soul prepared~ ~
37    VII,   801    |                    Hope now has fled; but in the fleeting past~ ~
38    VII,   812    |                When thou had'st fled the combat.~ ~ ~ ~ Find'
39    VII,   844    |      him kingdoms; but Pompeius fled~ ~
40    VII,   846    |      fierce commandment; and he fled~ ~
41    VII,   903    |   Orestes saw the Furies ere he fled~ ~
42   VIII,   512    |    monarchs old, whose shame is fled,~ ~
43   VIII,   778    |       drooping neck ere yet was fled the life:~ ~
44     IX,   248    |     since with Marius and Sulla fled:~ ~
45     IX,   296    |        all our Thracian army is fled~ ~
46     IX,   752    |      stiff and stark ere yet it fled the frame.~ ~
47     IX,   877    |                                 Fled from his eyelids. Tortured
48     IX,   993    |          the arms from which we fled.~ ~
49     IX,  1113    |                             How fled their sorrow! how with growing
50     IX,  1119    |          he pursued his kinsman fled,~ ~
51      X,   564(23)|                      Medea, who fled from Colchis with her brother,
52      X,   631    |    Ganymede her base attendant, fled~ ~