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 1    Text,  II    |        lessen the Reputation and Authority of Sir Isaac Newton and
 2    Text,  V     | influenced by a Regard for their Authority. Some perhaps, who live
 3    Text,  VII   |       cannot submit his Faith to Authority. Whether there are such
 4    Text,  XII   |    matter of mere Science, where authority hath nothing to do, you
 5    Text,  XXI   |        deference more or less to authority, especially the young learners,
 6    Text,  XXIX  |     would have us believe on the authority of his Ghost, in direct
 7    Text,  XLIV  |          deny Sir Isaac Newton's Authority, shall not submit to that
 8    Text,  XLVIII|      Errour, and the greater the authority which supports it, the more
 9    Text,  L     |           by whom, and upon what Authority? Whether even where Authority
10    Text,  L     |    Authority? Whether even where Authority was to take place, one might