Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  LVIII|   deception: For a People that commands and is well organized will
 2       3,  XIV  |     have to take up his voice [commands] and transmit them to others,
 3       3,  XIX  |  Manlius Torquatus: But he who commands subjects (of whom Cornelius
 4       3,  XXI  |        who makes himself loved commands as well as he who makes
 5       3,  XXII |       their will; although the commands of Manlius were so harsh
 6       3,  XXII |        strong spirit makes his commands as strong, and these same (
 7       3,  XXII |        is of this strength and commands them, cannot then make them
 8       3,  XXIV |     PROLONGATION OF [MILITARY] COMMANDS MADE ROME SLAVE~If the proceedings
 9       3,  XXIV | prolongation of the [military] Commands; if these matters had been
10       3,  XXIV |       that the prolongation of Commands never caused any tumult
11       3,  XXIV |     Plebs having prolonged the Commands of the Tribunes for a year,
12       3,  XXIV | prolonged the Magistracies and Commands, although she would not