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 1    I, pref|         greatly did the name and authority of the truth prevail with
 2    I, 3   |       will be subservient to his authority and command. If, therefore,
 3    I, 5   |          the philosophers, whose authority is of greater weight, and
 4    I, 5   |        You do not understand the authority and majesty of your Judge,
 5    I, 8   |          so numerous and of such authority, that the universe is governed
 6    I, 10  |         Liber should be of chief authority, and of the first rank in
 7    I, 11  |        they might not weaken the authority of his supposed majesty,
 8    I, 11  |         resembled that unlimited authority possessed by Mark Antony,
 9    I, 16  |         and for this we have the authority of Ovid, who says, "The
10    I, 22  |          might do this with some authority, he pretended that he had
11    I, 22  |        obedience not only by the authority of his government, but also
12    I, 22  |          that they took away the authority due to religion--was itself
13    I, 22  |  institutions, they lessened the authority of the institutions themselves
14   II, 3   |      exert itself and assert its authority, and not permit the existence
15   II, 7   |      FOOLISH; OF AVARICE,AND THE AUTHORITY OF ANCESTORS. ~The foolish,
16   II, 7   |       down; anti so great is the authority of antiquity, that it is
17   II, 7   |     abandon the institutions and authority of our ancestors, since
18   II, 7   |        ancestors were from whose authority it is said to be impious
19   II, 7   |       there any reason why their authority should be so highly esteemed
20   II, 17  |       they acquire to themselves authority and fear from men, who are
21   II, 20  |          we are oppressed by the authority of men excelling in every
22  III, 6   |      overthrow philosophy on the authority of Socrates, undertook this
23  III, 7   |        believe? All are of equal authority. If we are able to select
24  III, 13  |         not be drawn away by the authority of any one; but rather let
25  III, 15  |     corrupted by the example and authority of the teacher, might flock
26  III, 18  |         soul, and was led by the authority of the philosopher to the
27  III, 20  |  confirmed them at Athens by his authority? But was it not a mark of
28  III, 27  |    greater, that is, that divine authority. No one therefore believes
29   IV, 1   |          either by talent, or by authority, or by continual exhortations,
30   IV, 3   |       source, and to one supreme authority: in short, the teachers
31   IV, 14  |         of supreme King, and the authority of Judge, and the name of
32   IV, 22  |          so wished) with greater authority, as of one who acknowledged
33   IV, 24  |      that he may by his heavenly authority impose upon men the necessity
34   IV, 25  |          there had been added an authority and virtue greater than
35    V, 2   |  attached them to himself by the authority of a fictitious name, not
36    V, 3   |    venture to oppose so great an authority? We must certainly believe
37    V, 6   | prevailed, therefore, as much by authority as by strength, or resources,
38    V, 8   |      children, had renounced the authority of Coot, the common parent
39    V, 20  |     their own assertion (for the authority of a mortal man is of no
40    V, 20  |         to God Himself, and adds authority to religion. For if he who
41   VI, 6   |        wanting in discipline and authority. Therefore, when they are
42  VII, 1   |    Epicurus alone, following the authority of Democritus, spoke truly
43  VII, 8   |         this opinion had no less authority; Dicaearchus first, then
44  VII, 13  |       forward witnesses by whose authority my arguments may be confirmed.
45  VII, 13  |    Mercury, and may give no more authority to him than to Plato or
46  VII, 13  |      living and the dead?--whose authority we will hereafter bring
47  VII, 15  |  defended under the guidance and authority of Brutus, it so grew old,
48  VII, 22  |       they did not follow a sure authority, but mere opinion, as Maro,
49  VII, 26  |     Deity should make use of thy authority and service. Whom we supplicate
50  VII, 27  |      riches, no one in badges of authority, no one even in royal power: