Book, Chapter

 1     1, 8-13 |       yet depending on parental authority and the beck of elders. ~ ~
 2     1, 16-26|         to lust as by celestial authority: - "And what God? Great
 3     3, 8-15 |      man's society, the greater authority is obeyed in preference
 4     3, 9-17 |      correction, by constituted authority punished, and we know not
 5     4, 3-6  |        me to cast it aside, the authority of the authors swaying me
 6     5, 5-8  | faithful ones, was with plenary authority personally within him."
 7     5, 5-9  |       rest my credence upon his authority. ~ ~
 8     6, 4-6  |        given unto them so great authority. ~ ~
 9     6, 5-7  |         established in so great authority among almost all nations),
10     6, 1    |      this very cause needed the authority of Holy Writ; I had now
11     6, 1    |        given such excellency of authority to that Writ in all lands,
12     6, 1    |       of the mysteries, and its authority appeared to me the more
13     6, 1    |       aloft on such a height of authority, nor drew multitudes within
14     6, 7-11 |    kindness of a friend, or the authority of a master. For I supposed
15     6, 11-19|        excellent dignity of the authority of the Christian Faith hath
16     7, 7-11 |      holy Scriptures, which the authority of Thy Catholic Church pressed
17     7, 19-25| attained that great eminence of authority, for an ensample of despising
18     8, 4-9  |     them, of more through their authority. By how much the more welcome
19     9, 8-17 |         of instruction, and the authority she had, she refrained the
20    12, 16-23|         as we, on the summit of authority to be followed, and do yet
21    12, 26-36|        from such an eminence of authority, were to surmount all sayings
22    12, 31-42|       any thing to have supreme authority, I should prefer so to write,
23    13, 15-16|        for us that firmament of authority over us in Thy Divine Scripture?
24    13, 15-16|    Scripture is of more eminent authority, since those mortals by
25    13, 15-16|         that solid firmament of authority, in Thy discourses set forth
26    13, 20-26|         set over them, as their authority under which they were to
27    13, 23-33|       to judge as to so supreme authority), nor may they judge of
28    13, 23-34|        of words, subject to the authority of Thy Book, -such signs,
29    13, 34-49|         madest the firmament of authority of Thy Book between those
30    13, 34-49|         shining with an eminent authority set on high through spiritual
31    13, 34-49|     needing to imitate no human authority, hast Thou renewed after