Book,  Par.

 1     I,  30|            speaker, displayed their standards, acting, as often happens
 2     I,  35|          Galba, and there, amid the standards, encircled him with their
 3     I,  43|             carried about among the standards of the cohorts, close to
 4    II,  11|             be seen in front of the standards, on foot, rough and negligent
 5    II,  18| inexperienced soldiery seized their standards and colours, and rushed
 6    II,  29|             him with the eagles and standards, carried him to the tribunal.
 7    II,  30|            advanced in front of the standards, and hurried on the standard-bearers.
 8    II,  41|          were gathering round their standards; others were seeking them;
 9    II,  43|           captured many colours and standards from the enemy. In another
10    II,  66|          them were for carrying the standards to Vienna. They were checked,
11    II,  89|          either side, then came the standards of twelve auxiliary squadrons,
12   III,  2 |           the enemy; now the united standards of sixteen squadrons will
13   III,  10|   assistance. Then he turned to the standards, and prayed to the gods
14   III,  18|          from Cremona glittered the standards of two legions, the Italica
15   III,  21|   arrangement of the eagles and the standards. The soldiers were mingled
16   III,  22|             killed, and some of the standards taken; but the eagle was
17   III,  31|          brought out the eagles and standards. Then followed, with eyes
18   III,  35|    Vitellianists round their proper standards. The vanquished legions
19   III,  50|      without its heavy baggage. The standards and eagles of the victorious
20   III,  52|             bring up the eagles and standards and all the troops at Verona,
21   III,  60|        repose, while the eagles and standards of the legions were coming
22   III,  63|             marched down with their standards and colours into the plains
23    IV,  16|         them, set them on fire. The standards, the colours, and what soldiers
24    IV,  17|        Tungrians carried over their standards to Civilis. The other troops,
25    IV,  19|        surrounding himself with the standards of the captured cohorts,
26    IV,  23|           the stream. Here were the standards of the veteran cohorts;
27    IV,  34|         legions, who had lost their standards and were being cut down
28    IV,  34|            cavalry escaped with the standards and with the prisoners whom
29    IV,  35|             for his own troops. The standards and colours were carried
30    IV,  35|       Vocula issued orders that the standards should be planted within
31    IV,  36|          but few soldiers round the standards, the arms stowed away in
32    IV,  65|        Emperors were torn down; the standards were borne along without
33    IV,  80|          but few soldiers round the standards, and the eagles all but
34     V,  18|             to consecrate their new standards and new eagle. Then riding