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 1     I,  37| behold you, let it receive my signal, and the only strife will
 2     I,  40|       Galba's effigy. At this signal the feeling of all the troops
 3     I,  44|    that he was to suffer more signal punishment, and thus he
 4     I,  61|      they loudly demanded the signal for starting; the title
 5    II,  25|    once give the infantry the signal to engage. He was a man
 6    II,  26| Suetonius Paullinus given the signal of recall. Paullinus alleged
 7    II,  41|   Fabius Valens had given the signal for battle, and that the
 8    II,  86|    rest were waiting only the signal of success. ~ ~
 9   III,  32|     odium of having given the signal for firing the town, which
10   III,  80|       and loudly demanded the signal of battle. Vitellius expressed
11    IV,  41|     power of speech left. The signal for vengeance on the informers
12    IV,  60|     Shall a Batavian give the signal for battle? Will you serve