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between two white croziers. The
          seventh and last squadron of four
          thousand Germans, proven men,
          and as it were born to arms, was led
          by the emperor himself, and
          marched under the standard which
          the angel brought to Charles the
          Great, that is, gold and flame, being
          wrought with a tongue of flame
          upon a field of gold. And along with
          this last squadron went many brave
          soldiers, and to each squadron were
          attached four seneschals, who were
          ever on duty with their respective
          companies to hinder any man from
          falling out of the ranks, and to
          prevent any mishap or loss.
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