Book, Chapter

 1        1, V     |          quoting Herodotus as his authority. We also can add to these
 2        1, XXI   |           down to those under his authority, he is liable to censure;
 3        2, XIII  |      whether it is not with great authority that this declaration is
 4        2, LXXIV |           were spoken by Him with authority, and the marvels which He
 5        3, VIII  |         even if they had received authority to do so,--they have obtained
 6        3, XXVII |   relating to him as upon his own authority, and with his full assent.
 7        3, XL    |   furnished with divine power and authority, to proclaim the doctrine
 8        7, III   |           things to overthrow the authority of the Pythian and the other
 9        7, XXIII |           and "they that exercise authority upon them are called benefactors."
10        7, LIII  |          even of the Sibyl, whose authority some of you acknowledge,
11        7, LVII  |   opposing power, and gave to us "authority to tread on serpents and
12        7, LXX   |          Behold, I have given you authority to tread on serpents and
13        8, VI    |          for that which alone had authority and lordship over them,
14        8, VIII  | endeavours are vain to weaken the authority of the passage, "No man
15        8, XV    |      disobedient to submit to His authority. So far as we are concerned,
16        8, XLIV  |         of religion destroy their authority, while those who give way
17        8, LXXIII|           and for all that are in authority;" and the more any one excels