Book, Chapter

 1    I, 15|  honours to their parents, and ordered that they should be paid
 2    I, 21|        nation, by which it was ordered that strangers should be
 3    I, 22|        departing from each, he ordered that a shrine should be
 4   II, 4 |       the Olympian Jupiter, he ordered that a woollen garment should
 5   II, 5 |       the earth with seas, and ordered the rivers to flow with
 6  III, 17|       unfeeling and selfish is ordered to give nothing to any one,
 7   IV, 11|   should reject their King. He ordered Him therefore to be born
 8   IV, 14|      are the precepts which He ordered to be observed. But He exhibited
 9   IV, 15|     increased. And when He had ordered the disciples to set them
10   IV, 15|     from sleep, He immediately ordered the wind to be silent; and
11   IV, 17|         foreseeing the future, ordered that he should be called
12   IV, 17| reverence. On this account God ordered that it should be laid bare,
13    V, 5 |     their noxious poison, ~And ordered wolves to prowl;~that is,
14    V, 10|     the living peace,"~when he ordered that those whom he had in