Appian, _Illyr._ XII, XXV, XXVIII, narrates the capture of standards by the Dalmatians from Gabinius in 706, and their restoration to Augustus in 721. These were then placed in the Octavian portico; and probably later transferred to the temple of Mars. [136] The standards had been lost by Crassus and Antony. Cf. Justin, XLII, 5, 11; Livy, _Epit._, CXLI; Suetonius, _Aug._ 21; Vell., II, 91; Vergil, _Æn._ VII, 606; Horace, _Carm._, I, 12, 56; III, 5, 4; Dio, LIII, 33; LIV, 8; Cass. _Chron._ ad. 734; Oros., VI, 21; Florus IV, 12; Eutropius, VII, 9. One detachment of Antonius’ army, under L. Decidius Saxa, was exterminated in 714, and another in 718 under Oppius Statianus. Cf. Livy, _Ep._ CXXI; Dio, XLVIII, 24. Tiberius received the standards from the Parthians in 734. Cf. Dio, LIV, 8, etc.; Suet. _Tib._ 9. Eckhel, VI, 95, shows a coin with a Parthian on bended knee presenting a standard to Augustus. Cf. also Horace, _Epis._, I, 12, 27; Oros., VI, 21, 29; and c. 32 of the inscription. There were two temples of Mars Ultor, a smaller one on the Capitoline, and a larger in the forum, dedicated in 752. The standards were removed to the larger temple. Cf. Dio, LV, 10; Horace, _Carm._, IV, 5, 16; _Epis._, I, 18, 56; Propertius, III, 10, 3; Ovid, _Trist._ II, 295; _Fasti_, V, 549; VI, 459. [137] Augustus himself had fought the Pannonians in 719, 720. Cf. Dio, XLIX, 36-38. The campaigns of Tiberius were from 742 to 745. Cf. Vell. II, 96; Dio, LIV, 31, 34; LV, 2; Suet. _Tib._, 9. [138] This statement varies somewhat from Dio, L, 24, who says Augustus reached the Danube in 720, and from Suetonius, _Tib._ 16, who assigns the complete subjection of the district to 759.