Chapter

 1 4 | philosopher is overthrown by the authority of prophecy even.~
 2 6 |       who is a most accomplished authority in medical science, affords
 3 7 |       abundanti--a surplusage of authority: in the Gospel itself they
 4 13|    superior substance shall have authority shall be considered as the
 5 13|  hesitate to ascribe this entire authority to the soul, from the name
 6 18|        for its own guidance, and authority, and mainstay; and without
 7 21|           greek> (of independent authority); and inasmuch as this faculty
 8 21|       naturally this independent authority (<greek>to</greek> <greek>
 9 28|        his work, from its divine authority and word. If, indeed, the
10 28|      sophist of Samos is Plato's authority for the eternally revolving
11 56|        or by the intervention of authority, to be removed from Hades