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 1       1,  II    |   prudent, who gives her laws so ordered that without having need
 2       1,  XIV   |            And anytime they were ordered to fight an engagement with
 3       1,  XIV   | proceeding well, so that Papirus ordered out his squadrons; but some
 4       1,  XVII  |          to return to a free and ordered society. And it ought to
 5       1,  XVII  |          corruption exists, well ordered laws are of no benefit,
 6       1,  XXXV  |        which have been kept well ordered have done in giving authority
 7       1,  XXXVII|           or if it had been well ordered in the beginning, it had
 8       1,  LII   |    benefit, both by the stipends ordered, as well also as the method
 9       2,  III   |         makes men come together, ordered that in that Republic of
10       2,  VI    |         to wage a long war, they ordered them to pay their soldiers, [
11       2,  XIX   |        little damage to any well ordered Republic when they acquire
12       2,  XXVI  |          of the scarcity of men, ordered among the first things that
13       3,  VI    |        Nero, made his testament, ordered that Melichus his freedman
14       3,  VI    |        and caused bandages to be ordered for tying up wounds: by
15       3,  VI    |       from the one that had been ordered first: and if this change
16       3,  VI    |          the sister of Commodus, ordered Quintianus to kill him.
17       3,  VI    |        of whom he had suspicion, ordered Callipus in whom he confided,
18       3,  XIII  |          and to have been better ordered and more ferocious after
19       3,  XXVIII|          well for the public she ordered triumphs and all the other
20       3,  XXVIII|         to its Citizens; and she ordered accusations be brought against
21       3,  XXVIII|          of false benefits, they ordered [the creation of] a Dictator,
22       3,  XXX   |          In addition to this, he ordered that Horatius, one of his