Book, Chapter

 1       I, VIII |    the advice of his mother, fled into Mesopotamia, having
 2       I, XIII |      of what he had done, he fled into the land of Midian,
 3       I, XXII |     Joshua, pretending fear, fled before the enemy. On seeing
 4       I, XXXV |     himself in his power. He fled, and first betook himself
 5       I, XXXV |    to Abimelech, and finally fled to the king of Moab. By-and-by,
 6       I, XXXV |      married to David. David fled to the Philistines.~
 7       I, XLI  |      influence of this fear, fled into Egypt, and there married
 8       I, LI   |      men. The king in terror fled to the town of Nineveh,
 9      II, IV   |     than eight companions he fled to the Ammonites. Fear,
10      II, XVI  |     a disgraceful panic, and fled before the enemy. The Jews,
11      II, XXIII|  refused to him, he secretly fled from Rome, came into Syria,
12      II, XXVI |      brother Aristobulus, he fled to Pompey. That Roman general,
13      II, XLIX | carried off63 as a prisoner, fled in terror into Gaul, where