Book,  Par.

 1     I,  35|      encircled him with their colours. Neither tribunes nor centurions
 2    II,  18|    seized their standards and colours, and rushed to the attack,
 3    II,  20|      saw the cloak of various colours, and the trews, a garment
 4    II,  43|   Benignus, but captured many colours and standards from the enemy.
 5    II,  85|      s defeat, by tearing the colours which displayed the name
 6    II,  89|        and an equal number of colours from other legions on either
 7   III,  13|      Vespasian written on the colours, and the images of Vitellius
 8   III,  21|    determined. The Praetorian colours were close to the 3rd legion;
 9   III,  22|      asked, became known; the colours were confused together,
10   III,  24|   receive you? There are your colours and your arms; defeat is
11   III,  63|      with their standards and colours into the plains beneath
12   III,  82| victory. At the same time the colours that glittered among the
13    IV,  16|      fire. The standards, the colours, and what soldiers there
14    IV,  33|       by fighting under false colours, and telling him that, if
15    IV,  35|     troops. The standards and colours were carried round the ramparts,
16     V,  25|     enough, plaids of various colours were used for sails. The