Create view with order by

I am in a 8i SQL class where I "learned" that the order by clause can not be used when creating a view. This surprised me as I am sure I have done so in the past. After talking with the instructor we found that:
create view viewname as
select * from table order by column
worked, while:
create view viewname as
(select * from table order by column)
returns:
ORA-00907: missing right parenthesis
And
create view viewname as
(select * from table)
works as well.
Anyone understand why?
Thanks
null

The queries are theoretically different.
Example 1 is a view with an order by clause.
Example 2 is a view of the result of an ordered query.
Example 3 is a view of the result of an unordered query
Just another example of how people are smarter than machines, I suppose.

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