Book, Chapter

 1       I, XIV   |      Moses, in proof that the orders he issued were from God,
 2       I, XVII  |      Then Moses, under divine orders, striking with his rod the
 3       I, XXII  |    full flood. He, therefore, orders the ark to be carried forward
 4       I, XXXIII|      they neither carried out orders nor kept their ranks, but
 5      II, I     |     the elders. Upon this, he orders the two accusers to be separated
 6      II, XI    |     other in carrying out the orders which theyreceived. And
 7      II, XII   |   refused compliance with his orders. His savage mind was enraged
 8      II, XVIII |    however, he gave up by the orders of the senate and Roman
 9      II, XXIX  |   fire had been caused by his orders. He therefore turned the
10      II, XXXVI |   referred to Constantine: he orders39 bishops from the whole
11      II, XLI   |      Accordingly, the emperor orders a Synod to assemble at Ariminum,
12      II, XLII  |  emperor had given no special orders regarding him, the judges,
13      II, XLIII |     deputies being sent away, orders were given to the prefect
14      II, XLV   |   Seleucia; and as no certain orders had been given regarding
15      II, XLIX  | learned what had taken place, orders the authors of these tumults