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 1      I,   219   |                 Bear ye my standards? If by right ye come,~ ~
 2      I,   235   |               And bids his standards cross the swollen stream.~ ~
 3      I,   268   |                      Their standards planted; and the trumpet
 4      I,   395   |                Unfurl your standards; victory gilds them yet,~ ~
 5      I,   477   |           Have moved their standards home; the happy Gaul~ ~
 6      I,   534   |                 Eagles and standards wave above his head,~ ~
 7     II,   528   |              Fled with his standards, soldierless; and thou,~ ~
 8     II,   674   |              Drew back the standards, for the soldier's fears~ ~
 9     IV,   211   |                        His standards, halt. The civil Fury thus~ ~
10     IV,   837   |                        His standards; heeding not his captains'
11      V,    48   | Caesar's senate! Lift your standards, then,~ ~
12      V,   413   |               And leave my standards to the grasp of men!~ ~
13     VI,   284   |       At Caesar's feet his standards. Me do ye think~ ~
14    VII,    90   |  troops unbidden shall the standards seize~ ~
15    VII,   187   |             Nay, more, the standards, hid by swarms of bees~ ~
16    VII,   190   |    190 No more of Rome the standards, 7 or her state.~ ~
17    VII,   190(7)|       Henceforth to be the standards of the Emperor.~ ~
18    VII,   432   |          Serves 'neath our standards. North and south and all~ ~
19    VII,   606   |                 Behind the standards Caesar in reserve~ ~
20    VII,   705   |                        His standards helpless?" But the parting
21    VII,   776   |        And passed amid his standards, and recalled~ ~
22   VIII,   408   |  savage peoples, while the standards lost~ ~
23     IX,    22   |      And ruthless Caesar's standards, and the fleet~ ~
24     IX,   303   |                        The standards of the Consul." Thus he
25     IX,  1067   |           Now to the Roman standards are they come,~ ~
26      X,     8   |  by the crime assured, his standards borne~ ~