Book,  Par.

 1     I,     24|    sending envoys, and give them instructions in your presence."~ ~
 2     I,     30|    cohorts, without any definite instructions, to take suitable measures.
 3     I,     32|         they had delivered their instructions to Clemens, one of the centurions,
 4     I,     70|          give by letter his last instructions to his wife Alliaria, and
 5    II,     57|         had even received secret instructions from Tiberius, and it was
 6   III,      3|          praetorian cohorts with instructions that the magistrates of
 7   III,     11| themselves meant to report their instructions from Germanicus, not as
 8   III,     20|        letter from Tiberius with instructions referring to Germanicus,
 9    IV,     20|           he had disregarded his instructions; therefore they must hear
10   XII,     35|          his expulsion. He wrote instructions to Publius Atellius Hister,
11  XIII,     23|    penalty. Burrus fulfilled his instructions in Seneca's presence, and
12   XIV,     25|         they knew nothing of the instructions given by Claudius, and that
13    XV,      4|         of Tigranes, with secret instructions that they were to conduct
14    XV,     20|         said that he had no such instructions from the emperor; it was