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 1      I, 4     |           one preside in a union of authority, if with their petty prerogatives
 2      I, 4     |           excluded from the supreme authority. Thus, although, when spread
 3      I, 4     |           in several hands, supreme authority seems to be multifarious,
 4      I, 4     |   authorities, the concentration of authority must necessarily, according
 5      I, 11    |     concerns. So completely has the authority which has given influence
 6      I, 18    |             Alburnus, and a certain authority some time since Antinous,
 7      I, 26    |          for the vindication of His authority and the maintenance of submission
 8      I, 27    |   allurement that it stands, not by authority; by flattery, not by proper
 9      I, 27    |            by an angry and offended authority, who is also the punisher
10      I, 29    |        obedience, maintained by the authority of the Paraclete, it will
11     II, 7     |             surely He from His very authority in creation permitted these
12     II, 27    |       Father is invisible, in whose authority and in whose name was He
13    III, 2     |           Son, He was the Sent. The authority, therefore, of the Sender
14    III, 2     |       because none who comes in the authority of another does himself
15    III, 2     |            of him who gives him his authority. Now (Christ) will neither
16    III, 3     |       afterwards deprived it of its authority, because when He declared
17    III, 3     |       sudden and unannounced by any authority? If, because He came before
18    III, 3     |             being acknowledged; and authority to prescribe such a rule
19    III, 4     | announcement, a sent one before the authority of the sender; so that he
20     IV, 2     |          SELECTED BY MARCION AS HIS AUTHORITY, AND MUTILATED BY HIM. THE
21     IV, 2     |            did not accompany it the authority of the masters, which means
22     IV, 2     |            Paul himself, the single authority of the document, destitute
23     IV, 2     |            Luke himself desired the authority of his predecessors for
24     IV, 3     |            AS DEROGATING FROM THEIR AUTHORITY. THE APOSTOLIC GOSPELS PERFECTLY
25     IV, 4     |          time, which rules that the authority lies with that which shall
26     IV, 4     |            s audacity, not of God's authority; and if Marcion be even
27     IV, 5     |             make churches. The same authority of the apostolic churches
28     IV, 5     |    perversion of those things whose authority they knew to be more generally
29     IV, 5     |           mark of forgers, and that authority of churches which lends
30     IV, 8     |           his own power, but by the authority of the Creator. "He departed,
31     IV, 9     |            But he adds also his own authority increased by the weight
32     IV, 10    |          Since, however, the divine authority and the nature of the case,
33     IV, 11    |           by Christ, only under the authority of one and the same God,
34     IV, 12    |                       XII. CHRIST'S AUTHORITY OVER THE SABBATH. AS ITS
35     IV, 12    |           the god that would impart authority to the discipline, and not
36     IV, 15    |           doubt that, from the same authority, there was added a commination
37     IV, 24    |         apostles were prophets. The authority of both offices will have
38     IV, 25    |          does he claim for himself (authority over) man? Or again, if
39     IV, 38    |          Neither tell I you by what authority I do these things," He returned
40     IV, 41    |             God." For it was on the authority of the prophecy of Daniel
41      V, 1intro|          only rendered valid by the authority of a second person. One
42      V, 2     |       consulted, determined, by the authority of the Holy Ghost, that "
43      V, 4     |           even circumcision, on the authority of the prophet's prediction.
44      V, 6     |             possibly have cited the authority of that God whom he was
45      V, 7     |    husbandmen. But he wanted divine authority. What was the use, however,
46      V, 7     |             for his god had no such authority! (The apostle) says: "Thou
47      V, 8     |            head he has here put for authority; now "authority" will accrue
48      V, 8     |             put for authority; now "authority" will accrue to none else
49      V, 16    |          even that without any sure authority which actually makes no
50      V, 18    |          does your god build up the authority of his law on the work of
51      V, 18    |         also ascribe to the devil's authority? Else, if "the devil" means
52      V, 19    |          visions of angels as their authority for saying that men must