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 1  1,        6|      obliged to think of their own safety, which the most turbulent
 2  1,        6|           fire, or when the public safety was despaired of). "That
 3  1,       19|            and sent Attius away in safety. The three first days Caesar
 4  1,       21|           to provide for their own safety." At first the Marsians
 5  1,       24|          and dismissed them all in safety. Sixty sestertia, which
 6  1,       25|           commonwealth and general safety that he should have an interview
 7  1,       68|      desired might be secured with safety to the main body of the
 8  1,       75|            whether they could with safety intrust themselves to him;
 9  2,       20|          while he could do it with safety; if he did not, they would
10  2,       41|           nor retire to a place of safety, because the whole field
11  2,       41|            despairing of their own safety, as men usually do in the
12  2,       42|         the whole army, retired in safety to their camp. ~
13  2,       43|        every man consulted his own safety. Those who were on board
14  3,       14|         all to the sword. Thus the safety of the whole army depended
15  3,       17| commissioners, nor guarantee their safety, but referred the whole
16  3,       19|            his own and the general safety and being listened to with
17  3,       26|   declining no danger for Caesar's safety, having got a southerly
18  3,       28|         some of them, retreated in safety to our army. ~
19  3,       29|           apprehensive for his own safety, escaped out of the town,
20  3,       69|            the rest procured their safety, and escaped over their
21  3,      111|         issue, and the other their safety. But Caesar gained the day,