Part, Question

501   3, 64  |           excellence can be ~called authority in comparison to other ministers.
502   3, 64  |             He could give power of ~authority in baptizing, to those to
503   3, 64  |          that ~our Lord, having the authority of baptizing, would keep
504   3, 67  |          hand; ~as appears from the authority of Gelasius quoted above.
505   3, 67  |             belongs to those having authority. wherefore ~baptism should
506   3, 67  |          woman to teach, nor to use authority over man, but to be subject
507   3, 67  |      asserted hereupon, without the authority of a sacred council such ~
508   3, 70  |             proved either from the ~authority of Scripture or from the
509   3, 72  |             On the contrary, Is the authority of the Church, who always
510   3, 75  |             which rests upon Divine authority. Hence, on Lk. 22:19: "This
511   3, 75  |            1~Reply OBJ 1: From this authority the aforesaid heretics have
512   3, 80  |      thoughts, as is clear from the authority of Augustine (OBJ[1]). At ~
513   3, 81  |           is not handed down by the authority of Sacred Scripture. ~But
514   3, 81  |          keeping with His teaching ~authority to sever Judas, a hidden
515   3, 83  |          the mass": and from their ~authority it is manifest that whatever
516   3, 84  |             priest, ~relying on the authority of those words of Christ,
517   3, 84  |               Therefore on the same authority he should say in this sacrament: ~"
518   3, 84  |            reference to the supreme authority of God, by the ~priest saying: "
519   3, 84  |        Christ's Passion, or by the ~authority of God. However, as this
520 Suppl, 8 |             On the contrary, is the authority of the text (Sent. iv, D,
521 Suppl, 8 |             On the contrary, is the authority of Bede (on James 5:16, "
522 Suppl, 8 |            says: "By our ~apostolic authority and in discharge of our
523 Suppl, 8 |             us as ~appears from the authority of Augustine quoted in the
524 Suppl, 8 |             permission of a ~higher authority, if perchance one's own
525 Suppl, 8 |         have recourse to the higher authority, or ask permission of the ~
526 Suppl, 8 |         confessions by the bishop's authority, to advise the penitent
527 Suppl, 9 |           the contrary, We have the authority of the masters who assigned
528 Suppl, 11|           can do a thing of his own authority, can do it ~through another.
529 Suppl, 11|             penitent can by his own authority reveal his sin ~to another.
530 Suppl, 17|           in the Divine ~Trinity by authority; hence some say that God
531 Suppl, 17|            that God has the key of "authority." ~But Christ Man had the
532 Suppl, 17|      deserves to receive. Again, an authority or power is necessary for
533 Suppl, 17|           things a certain power or authority is necessary. Accordingly
534 Suppl, 17|     distinct, not in the essence of authority, since both ~belong to the
535 Suppl, 17|      considered as a habit, but the authority to exercise ~the act of
536 Suppl, 17|             act of knowledge, which authority is sometimes without knowledge, ~
537 Suppl, 17|       sometimes present without the authority. This may ~be seen even
538 Suppl, 17|         secular judge may have the ~authority to judge, without having
539 Suppl, 17|             law without having the ~authority to judge. And since the
540 Suppl, 17|           man is bound ~through the authority which is vested in him,
541 Suppl, 17|             both of the above, the ~authority to judge, which is the key
542 Suppl, 17|          whereas knowledge void of ~authority can be possessed without
543 Suppl, 17|            the essence of power and authority it is but one, as ~stated
544 Suppl, 17|          will, so that no one needs authority to ~will; wherefore will
545 Suppl, 18|           imposed according to the ~authority of the holy fathers in proportion
546 Suppl, 18|    sacraments, so ~that, by His own authority, He could remit the punishment
547 Suppl, 19|             priests of ~the Law had authority for both of these: therefore
548 Suppl, 19|          priests of the Old Law had authority to discern and ~judge, but
549 Suppl, 19|         matter of our salvation, by authority, if we consider Him as ~
550 Suppl, 19|         pronounce, not by their own authority, but in ~pursuance to the
551 Suppl, 19|         keys the principal agent by authority ~is Christ as God, and by
552 Suppl, 19|           keys requires in the user authority over the person ~on whom
553 Suppl, 19|          keys is a man under one's ~authority. And since it is by appointment
554 Suppl, 19|            Church that one man has ~authority over another, so a man may
555 Suppl, 19|          man may be deprived of his authority over ~another by his ecclesiastical
556 Suppl, 19|            if he be deprived of his authority, yet he can baptize ~and
557 Suppl, 20|      bestowed on priests by Divine ~authority in the words: "Receive ye
558 Suppl, 20|           should be a like order of authority in the Church ~Militant,
559 Suppl, 20|           so that an indiscriminate authority over all should be vested ~
560 Suppl, 20|         under him, having ~distinct authority over various people. Now
561 Suppl, 20|           certain power to exercise authority, whereby the one on whom
562 Suppl, 20|            those who ~have received authority over distinct persons, cannot
563 Suppl, 22|      tribunal. ~Hence, of their own authority, only bishops and higher
564 Suppl, 24|             doorkeeper of a man in ~authority, and the blow be given neither
565 Suppl, 25|       discovered ~in Holy Writ, the authority of Holy Writ would perish."
566 Suppl, 25|             doctrine ~would have no authority in settling questions of
567 Suppl, 25|           applied demands, firstly, authority to ~dispense this treasure.
568 Suppl, 25|            who grants them have the authority, ~that the recipient have
569 Suppl, 27|           granted to ~others by the authority of his jurisdiction, both
570 Suppl, 29|             it belongs to the same ~authority. Now the Church, who enjoys
571 Suppl, 29|         Church, who enjoys the same authority in the ~successors of the
572 Suppl, 34|          Further, just as spiritual authority, which is Order, is given
573 Suppl, 34|         consecration, so is secular authority, since kings also are ~anointed,
574 Suppl, 34|             pertains to one who has authority. Now the ~dispenser of the
575 Suppl, 34|          the sacrament exercises no authority, but only ministry. ~Therefore
576 Suppl, 34|            of this sacrament has no authority in ~respect of the conferring
577 Suppl, 35|      recipient of Orders is set ~in authority to expel ignorance from
578 Suppl, 35|            people in some degree of authority directed to the ~dispensation
579 Suppl, 37|              viii, 10) the form ~of authority in which one alone governs
580 Suppl, 37|             resides the fulness of ~authority. But this again is of no
581 Suppl, 39|              so ~does a position of authority as well as martyrdom and
582 Suppl, 39|           the religious ~state. Now authority is entrusted to women in
583 Suppl, 39|            the Church),* nor to use authority over the man." [*The words ~
584 Suppl, 39|             they have not ordinary ~authority, but delegated as it were,
585 Suppl, 39|     together. But Debbora exercised authority in temporal, not ~in priestly
586 Suppl, 39|            not ~confirmed either by authority or by reason.~Aquin.: SMT
587 Suppl, 39|        incompatible with ~spiritual authority. But in a slave there is
588 Suppl, 39|             receiving the spiritual authority which ~is given in orders.~
589 Suppl, 40|            have the jurisdiction of authority, whereby those whom he absolves
590 Suppl, 40|         must needs be one universal authority over the particular ~authorities,
591 Suppl, 55|            upheld by God's gift and authority, ~yet in so far as she is
592 Suppl, 55|          not indissoluble by Divine authority, but is brought about contrary
593 Suppl, 55|           about contrary to ~Divine authority through man's error, which
594 Suppl, 56|         contrary, This is proved by authority quoted in the text (Sent. ~
595 Suppl, 57|            of this kind without the authority of the sovereign. The other ~
596 Suppl, 57|             sovereign and with the ~authority of a magistrate: and one
597 Suppl, 57|             to marriage, unless the authority of the Church intervenes
598 Suppl, 57|             always retain a certain authority over their ~adopted son
599 Suppl, 58|            this is contrary to the ~authority of holy men who state that
600 Suppl, 60|            kill his wife on his own authority.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[60] A[
601 Suppl, 64|          unlawful. Now the superior authority might command the husband
602 Suppl, 64|          Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: The authority quoted shows not that it
603 Suppl, 64|         does he say this on his own authority, but in reference ~to some
604 Suppl, 65|       exclusively to him from whose authority he ~derives its binding
605 Suppl, 66|      Further, according to the same authority (De Bono Conjug. xviii) "
606 Suppl, 67|            they confirm this by the authority of Chrysostom, who ~says [*
607 Suppl, 67|         wherefore acting on Divine ~authority he did not forbid the bill
608 Suppl, 67|            if this is done with the authority of one who can grant a dispensation, ~
609 Suppl, 68|    legitimized by one who has legal authority.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[68] A[
610 Suppl, 68|         incur are withdrawn by the ~authority of the law.~Aquin.: SMT
611 Suppl, 69|            attested by the manifest authority of the ~canonical Scriptures
612 Suppl, 70|              a mayor who shared his authority.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[70] A[
613 Suppl, 70|           written there, as having ~authority. If, however, its authority
614 Suppl, 70|         authority. If, however, its authority should be maintained, it
615 Suppl, 71|             no small weight is ~the authority of the Church whereby she
616 Suppl, 71|           is also confirmed by the ~authority of Dionysius (Hier. Eccl.),
617 Suppl, 71|     groundless as being based on no authority. It is also ~unreasonable.
618 Suppl, 71|             to be better off by the authority quoted.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
619 Suppl, 72|            he quotes the ~aforesaid authority, and the following are his
620 Suppl, 72|        things, as ~appears from the authority quoted, it would seem that
621 Suppl, 72|          OBJ 5: As appears from the authority of Gregory quoted above (
622 Suppl, 72|            glory, on account of the authority becoming a judge. Now it ~
623 Suppl, 72|             this is contrary to the authority of Scripture. Consequently
624 Suppl, 72|          opinion is opposed ~to the authority of Scripture, because it
625 Suppl, 73|             be." These rely on the ~authority of Gregory [*Moral. xxxi,
626 Suppl, 75|  proposition is made evident on the authority of Augustine ~(Enchiridion
627 Suppl, 75|              contradiction with the authority of Augustine quoted above,
628 Suppl, 79|              The same is had on the authority of a gloss on 2 Esdra 12:
629 Suppl, 82|        lightsome, on account of the authority of ~Scripture which makes
630 Suppl, 86|         Further, whoever judges has authority over that which he judges. ~
631 Suppl, 86|     demerits, are subject to Divine authority alone. ~Therefore no one
632 Suppl, 86|            ways. First, by his own ~authority: and this belongs to the
633 Suppl, 86|     sentence delivered by another's authority, that is to announce the ~
634 Suppl, 86|           considers the judgment of authority which ~belongs to Christ
635 Suppl, 86|         judge a superior by his own authority, ~but he can do so by the
636 Suppl, 86|             but he can do so by the authority of a superior, as in the
637 Suppl, 86|        whole Trinity ~will judge by authority. Consequently it behooves
638 Suppl, 87|     humanity. For judgment requires authority in the judge. Now Christ
639 Suppl, 87|          the judge. Now Christ has ~authority over the quick and the dead
640 Suppl, 87|         Judgment requires a certain authority in the judge. ~Wherefore
641 Suppl, 87|           in respect ~of His having authority over men to whom chiefly
642 Suppl, 87|           of His Divine nature, has authority of ~lordship over all creatures
643 Suppl, 87|            His ~human nature He has authority of lordship merited through
644 Suppl, 87|            so to judge pertains to ~authority and glory. Now at His first
645 Suppl, 88|           sun, although there be no authority or reason ~to prove this.~
646 Suppl, 88|             not in harmony with the authority and ~commentaries of holy
647 Suppl, 89|            in contradiction to ~the authority of canonical scripture,
648 Suppl, 89|       things; and in both cases the authority quoted can be ~verified.
649 Suppl, 92|        endowing, since He possesses authority; and fatherhood ~in relation
650 Suppl, 96|          person ~who strikes one in authority receives a greater punishment
651 Suppl, 96|             clearly contrary to the authority of Holy Writ (Apoc. 20:9,
652 Appen1, 1|             1/1~Reply OBJ 1: In the authority quoted punishment denotes,
653 Appen2, 1|           and whosoever resists the authority of the Church, incurs the
654 Appen2, 1|          Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: The authority quoted is speaking of the