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 1  5|     divine providence and by the authority of any deity, Phalaris and
 2  6| divinities. Thus their power and authority has occupied the circuit
 3  8|      impiety, under the name and authority of their pretended philosophy.
 4 16|     THINGS BECAUSE IT IS NOT THE AUTHORITY OF HIM WHO ARGUES, BUT THE
 5 16|        what is wanted is not the authority of the arguer, but the truth
 6 18|       there an alliance in royal authority which either began with
 7 18|        power, and that the whole authority of that true and divine
 8 20|         who are supported by the authority both of reason and of antiquity.
 9 22|   MISCHIEF TO THE TRUTH BY THEIR AUTHORITY. BY FICTIONS OF THIS KIND,
10 22|   prejudiced the truths by their authority. And for this reason Plato
11 22|        this view, that a certain authority might be gained for the
12 27|        their afflatus attain the authority as of a present deity; while