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 1  1,        1|      himself. Even without the authority of Suetonius, the diction
 2  1,        2| himself, and not submit to the authority of the senate: that he too
 3  1,        5|     Sylla, to whom the supreme authority should return. Similar hopes
 4  1,        5|     augment] his own power and authority, he was anxious to bring
 5  1,        6|    them, the interposing their authority; but on the seventh day
 6  1,       33|   asserted in the senate, that authority was acknowledged to be vested
 7  1,       36|   their countrymen, and by the authority of the state bring him back
 8  2,       18|      undoubted messengers, and authority on which he could rely.
 9  2,       37|      found out, from undoubted authority, that his forces were less
10  3,       57|     time. That Scipio had such authority, that he could not only
11  3,       57|    Pompey, so that besides his authority, he had strength to compel;
12  3,       82|      seem deceived through his authority: while others, embarked