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 1 Int  |     cast some discredit on the authority of his approved writings' (
 2 I    |        the Christians;—if your authority either fears or is ashamed
 3 II   |    whose servants you are. The authority vested in you is a constitutional,
 4 IV   |    point, as a last resort the authority of the laws is set up as
 5 IV   |  antiquity gave them such high authority? But there were laws also
 6 V(12)|   which Tertullian is the sole authority, is probably groundless.—
 7 VI   |  mysteries, the consuls by the authority of the senate banished,
 8 VI   | destroyed in the face of their authority. At present I shall reply
 9 VII  |    time or other with a single authority, from him is bound to insinuate
10 XIII |       you exercise a household authority, pawning them, selling them,
11 XIV  | culumniator of the gods on the authority of his master 34? One assigns
12 XIX  |         then, claims the first authority for these documents. Amongst
13 XIX  |      did not possess a greater authority for their trustworthiness
14 XXXIV|        than that which denotes authority; even of a family men are
15 XXXIX|        ministers, and those in authority, for the state of the world,
16 XLV  |       what is truly good? What authority has he to enforce it? the
17 XLV  |     Moses 117. But what is the authority of human laws, when it can
18 XLIX |        will, and not from your authority. ~Likewise the vulgar also