Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  VIII |     was besieging Lucca was commanded by Messer Giovanni Guicciardini,
 2       1,  X    |   celebrated those who have commanded armies, [and] who have enlarged
 3       1,  XIII |     of the Terentillan law, commanded them to go out from Rome
 4       1,  XIV  |   come to an engagement, he commanded the Pollari that they make
 5       1,  XIV  |     the prognostication, he commanded his legates that they should
 6       1,  XXXI |     importance to those who commanded their armies to have their
 7       1,  XXXIV|    who existed in that City commanded her under this title of
 8       1,  XXXVI|    at another time they had commanded, and to serve in that army
 9       1,  XLV  |   by many Nobles. Virginius commanded that he be put in prison.
10       1,  LIII |  the impotence of those who commanded, but their wickedness and
11       1,  LV   |  exactly all that which was commanded of them by the edict. And
12       1,  LVII |    to remedy this disorder, commanded through its public edicts
13       2,  XI   | bugle] sound for battle and commanded his army to go and meet
14       2,  XXIV |     and by means of this he commanded all the port and great part
15       3,  XII  |    of defending themselves, commanded, in a way that the Veienti
16       3,  XIV  |     them behind a hill, and commanded that at a given signal at
17       3,  XVI  |   manner the army should be commanded; this was Antonio Giacomini:
18       3,  XXII |    differently; for Manlius commanded his with every kind of severity, [
19       3,  XXII |   these same (once they are commanded) he wants observed. And
20       3,  XXII |  that when harsh things are commanded, they must be made to be
21       3,  XXX  |   this consent at its word, commanded that three armies should