Book, Chapter

1    I, 9 |          He will produce no such authorities. Let us, then, give credence
2    I, 13|         the part of the greatest authorities respecting the son and the
3    I, 23|  descents. But according to some authorities, Dardanus and Iasius were
4   II, 8 |       down by many and undoubted authorities; that those very persons,
5   II, 13|    hundred months. And competent authorities report that men are accustomed
6   II, 17|          by day."~But these same authorities by their countenance cause
7    V, 4 | especially be refuted by his own authorities. And since he did not do
8    V, 15|        teach them from their own authorities that no one can be just,
9    V, 15|   private persons to the highest authorities of kings. For where all