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 1     I,     63|      Then, at a mutually given signal, they rushed into the tents,
 2     I,     83|       in the forest passes the signal to rush to the attack. Thereupon
 3     I,     91|        the fortifications, the signal was given to the cohorts,
 4    II,     18|       in the soldiers, and the signal for battle was given. Nor
 5   III,     57|     could show noble birth and signal services rendered by ancestors,
 6    VI,     60|      This they understood as a signal of their doom, and acted
 7    XI,     23| generals of old," and gave the signal for retreat. To keep his
 8   XII,     19|      the just doom of war. The signal for massacre was therefore
 9   XII,     37|      infantry. Then at a given signal they forced the barrier,
10   XII,     51|         and it was through the signal bounty of heaven and the
11   XIV,      7|     influence, when at a given signal the ceiling of the place,
12   XIV,     44|      deter him from giving the signal of departure and receiving
13   XIV,     48|        that Suetonius gave the signal of battle.~ ~