Book, Chapter

 1        I, XVII |       overcome by the merits and authority of these men.~In the meantime
 2        I, XVII |         they acquired honour and authority through a good conscience,
 3        I, XXVII|          answers.—We give you no authority over the bishops of Gaul,
 4        I, XXVII|         means deprive him of the authority he has received. If it shall
 5        I, XXVII|      power to go beyond your own authority and judge the bishops of
 6        I, XXVII|      whatsoever is to be done by authority, must be transacted with
 7        I, XXVII|        the perverse corrected by authority.~Augustine’s Eighth Question.—
 8        I, XXIX |        him to be subject to your authority, my brother; but after your
 9        I, XXIX |        my brother, shall, by the authority of our God and Lord Jesus
10       II, IV   |          sign and confirm by his authority whatsoever should be regularly
11       II, VI   |          Eadbald had not so much authority in the kingdom as his father,
12       II, VIII |       own stead, having obtained authority to ordain bishops from Pope
13       II, VIII |   presents, the pall, giving you authority to use it only in the celebration
14       II, XV   |         province with pontifical authority seventeen years, he ended
15       II, XVII |           the other may, by this authority of ours, substitute another
16       II, XVIII|          the Apostles, grant you authority, that when the Divine Grace
17       II, XVIII|          ordination; that by the authority which we hereby commit to
18       II, XIX  |         to them letters of great authority and erudition for the purpose
19      III, VII  |         West Saxons by synodical authority.~
20      III, VIII |        kings that of his supreme authority commanded the idols throughout
21      III, XVII |      keeping vigil; his priestly authority in reproving the haughty
22      III, XVII |        being prevailed on by the authority of his nation not to adopt
23      III, XXII |        had begun with more ample authority, built churches in divers
24      III, XXII |          and spoke thus with the authority of his office:~"I tell thee,
25      III, XXV  |         was derived, and on what authority he followed it. Agilbert
26      III, XXVII|     earnestness in teaching, his authority in reproving, and his piety
27       IV, XII  |         upon himself the supreme authority. When he had held it for
28       IV, XIV  |          Northumbrians, with the authority of a temporal kingdom and
29       IV, XVII |      committed to writing by the authority of the synod as a memorial,
30       IV, XVIII| privilege confirmed by apostolic authority, according to what he knew
31       IV, XXVII|       monastic life, both by the authority of a master, and the example
32       IV, XXVII|         might there also, by his authority as provost and by the example
33        V, X    |          time with his sovereign authority, that none might molest
34        V, XV   |      profit to many readers; his authority was the teaching and dictation
35        V, XIX  | Apostolic see, and being by that authority acquitted of every thing,
36        V, XIX  | Apostolic see, and being by that authority acquitted of everything,
37        V, XIX  |           that a man of so great authority, who had held the office
38        V, XXI  |        the more ease and greater authority, he sought aid from the
39        V, XXI  |         and by their example and authority may teach those that are
40        V, XXI  |        no wise be changed by any authority of man; two whereof are
41        V, XXI  |        presided with the special authority of a superior. He would
42        V, XXI  |        accomplished by his royal authority what he had said. For straightway
43        V, XXIV |   received the pall by Apostolic authority, ordained Alwic and Sigfrid,