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 1     I,     22|     quartered under a legion's standard we toil through the same
 2     I,     22|     retained no longer under a standard, but in the same camp a
 3     I,     32|     not being detained under a standard. When Drusus pleaded in
 4     I,     47|    were to be retained under a standard with immunity from everything
 5     I,     49|      resistance, he seized the standard, faced round towards the
 6     I,     50| discharged and serving under a standard, were there in winter-quarters.
 7     I,     50|   began to demand the imperial standard kept in Germanicus's quarters,
 8     I,     50|        of death to give up the standard. Then roaming through the
 9    II,     41|     Scipios. The State was the standard of everything; when it was
10    II,    107|      so far roused them that a standard bearer of the sixth legion
11    II,    107|      went over to him with his standard. Thereupon Sentius ordered
12   III,     73|        cutting down to the old standard? The vast dimensions of
13    IV,     92|     hides of wild bulls as the standard according to which they
14   XII,     17|      and drew deserters to his standard. At last he collected an