Book,  Par.

 1     I,  36 |      eyes of the capital he gave orders to decimate the prisoners,
 2     I,  41 |          that Otho had not given orders to slay him. Either he invented
 3     I,  82 |      tribunes shall only receive orders. If, whenever orders are
 4     I,  82 |     receive orders. If, whenever orders are given, individuals may
 5     I,  83 |           not by questioning the orders of commanders, that military
 6    II,  36 |        Spurinna, having received orders to that effect from Otho,
 7    II,  39 |          rather than to obey the orders of their officers. It was
 8    II,  48 |          of his friends. He gave orders that those who were departing
 9    II,  64 |        and at the same time gave orders that, without passing along
10    II,  100|       with their whole strength. Orders were therefore given to
11   III,  6  |      many before they could arm. Orders had been given to slay but
12   III,  7  |        worth, when Antonius gave orders that the statues of Galba,
13   III,  8  |   commands of Vespasian. He gave orders that the army should halt
14   III,  8  |        await Mucianus; and these orders he supported by the argument,
15   III,  26 |        the generals doubted what orders they should give. To attempt
16   III,  30 |          of booty. Antonius gave orders that fire should instantly
17   III,  68 |         Sabinus had sent written orders to the tribunes of the cohorts
18   III,  73 |     everything is lost, all gave orders, and no one obeyed. At last,
19    IV,  20 |       Canninefates, while by the orders of Vitellius they were advancing
20    IV,  25 |     picked from the legions with orders to hasten by forced marches
21    IV,  25 |         or his litter gives such orders as may best serve the enemy.
22    IV,  26 |          said that it was by his orders that they had offered battle
23    IV,  35 |       approaching. Vocula issued orders that the standards should
24    IV,  39 |       the weather, and the lower orders, who were accustomed to
25    IV,  51 |          to the legion, and gave orders that Cetronius Pisanus,
26    IV,  65 |          the same time, received orders to march from Novesium to
27    IV,  67 |         Colony, sent envoys with orders to make known their instructions
28    IV,  67 |         the Agrippinenses. These orders the boldest spirit among
29    IV,  79 |       are expecting, do not obey orders, and cannot be controlled,
30    IV,  85 | interests of his throne. He gave orders that all persons should
31     V,  23 |        at the engagement, though orders had been given to that effect.