Book, Chapter

 1     Int       |       the focus of his religious authority.~At the same time, it was
 2     Int       |  learning and the majesty of the authority of the Christian Scriptures.
 3       1, VI   |      things about himself on the authority of the womenfolk. Now, clearly,
 4       1, VIII | depending all the while upon the authority of my parents and the behest
 5       1, XVI  |        lust, as if by a heavenly authority, when he says:~ ~               “
 6       3, VIII |       human society, the greater authority is obeyed before the lesser,
 7       3, IX   |          punished by constituted authority for the sake of correction,
 8       4, III  |        me to give it up, for the authority of the astrological authors
 9       5, V    |        resident in him with full authority. And, therefore, when he
10       5, V    |          to rest my faith on his authority.~
11       6, V    |      books - which with so great authority thou hast established among
12       6, V    |     because of this, we need the authority of the Holy Writings, I
13       6, V    |          have given such eminent authority to those Scriptures throughout
14       6, V    |    spiritual interpretation. The authority of Scripture seemed to me
15       6, V    |          been in it such a lofty authority, which nevertheless allured
16       6, VII  |   kindness of a friend or by the authority of a teacher. For I imagined
17       6, XI   |        in vain, that the stately authority of the Christian faith has
18       6, VII  |       Holy Scriptures, which the authority of thy Catholic Church pressed
19       6, XIX  |         he had merited his great authority as leader. But concerning
20       8, VIII |          of instruction, and her authority, she restrained the longing
21      11, XVI  |      placing it on the summit of authority for us to follow, and yet
22      11, XXVI |         such a great pinnacle of authority  -  and were to surmount
23      11, XXXI |       anything on such a supreme authority, I would prefer to write
24      12, XV   |         us that firmament of the authority of thy divine Scripture
25      12, XV   |     Scripture is of more sublime authority now that those mortal men
26      12, XV   |          that solid firmament of authority in thy sayings, spoken forth
27      12, XV   |        they lived on earth their authority was not so widely extended.
28      12, XX   |          spread over them as the authority beneath which they are to
29      12, XXIII|       those who are in spiritual authority but also those who are spiritually
30      12, XXIII|         whether those who are in authority or those who are subject
31      12, XXIII|         those who are subject to authority, judge spiritually. They
32      12, XXIII|        to judge by so sublime an authority. Nor does it behoove them
33      12, XXIII|         which are subject to the authority of thy Book - such signs
34      12, XXXIV|      wicked; and thou madest the authority of thy Book a firmament
35      12, XXXIV|        who shine with an exalted authority, warranted to them by their
36      12, XXXIV|        needs to imitate no human authority. Thus, thou didst subordinate