Book,  Chapter

1       1,  XXIX   |      by victory under their ensigns, have made great conquest.
2       2,  IV     |     many times the Aetolian ensigns were seen among the two
3       2,  XX     | their captains, under their ensigns, and paid by them, as was
4       3,  XIV    |   burden, and with arms and ensigns made them appear as mounted
5       3,  XXXVI  | wish; let them desert their ensigns in large numbers, nor follow
6       3,  XXXVI  |    them observe neither the ensigns nor discipline, blind and
7       3,  XXXVIII| weapons, to lead before the ensigns, and to combat in the thickest