Chapter

1 1,2 |  began already to be far from safe; then after these groups
2 4,4 | friend who had promised him a safe passage, men, and money. ~
3 8,1 |    town; soon it was not even safe within them. No house, no
4 11,2|       could not have remained safe long in that restricted
5 13,1|   sons were allowed to retire safe and sound, taking with them
6 15,4|    Remolina, who, not feeling safe at Rome, had retired to