Book, Par.

 1  1,       25|    the praetor, carried their colors to Curius and went over
 2  1,       41|    distance by both sides the colors of two legions, which Caius
 3  1,       45|  ranks, and not to quit their colors, nor, without good reason
 4  1,       61|  stationed, and carried their colors with them. A great change
 5  2,       20|    Vernacula, carried off the colors from Varro's camp, he himself
 6  2,       42| nearest hills, he ordered the colors to be borne that way. But
 7  3,       13|      every man deserted their colors in Epirus and the neighboring
 8  3,       69|       Caesar laid hold of the colors of those who were running
 9  3,       69|    fear even threw away their colors. Nor did a single man face
10  3,       99|  hundred and eighty stands of colors, and nine eagles, were brought