 The reconstituted "Garde du Corps" served the returned Bourbons loyally until being finally abolished, along with all Guard units, by Louis-Philippe in 1830 after the July Revolution.The original motto of the "Garde du Corps" was "Erit haec quoque cognita monstris" (They will be recognized, them also, with their brilliant deeds), but during the reign of Louis XIV it changed to "Nec pluribus impar" (No unequal match for many (suns)), which also was Louis XIV's personal motto.The swords of the guardsmen were inscribed with "Vive le Roi" (Long live the king).