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 1      I, VI  |           the others exercising the authority and lordship which nature
 2      I, VI  |             have. The abuse of this authority is injurious to both; for
 3      I, XIII|        woman has, but it is without authority, and the child has, but
 4     II, IX  |      Ephoralty. This magistracy has authority in the highest matters,
 5    III, VI  | distinguishing the various kinds of authority; they have been often defined
 6    III, VII |    government, which is the supreme authority in states, must be in the
 7    III, X   |             reply), for the supreme authority justly willed it. But if
 8    III, XI  |        inferior persons should have authority in greater matters than
 9    III, XI  |          may claim to have a higher authority than the few; for the people,
10    III, XV  |             these laws will have no authority when they miss the mark,
11    III, XV  |         other cases retaining their authority. But when the law cannot
12    III, XVI |           then men say that to give authority to any one man when all
13    III, XVI |            example judges, who have authority to decide some matters which
14    III, XVII|           said before, to give them authority is not only agreeable to
15     IV, IV  |          the invitation; and so the authority of every office is undermined.
16     IV, IV  |          for where the laws have no authority, there is no constitution.
17     IV, VI  |              and so they set up the authority of the law, and attend assemblies
18     IV, VIII|         share in the government has authority. Now in most states the
19     IV, XI  |       willing nor able to submit to authority. The evil begins at home;
20     IV, XIV |           what they should exercise authority, and what should be the
21     IV, XIV |            deliberative element has authority in matters of war and peace,
22     IV, XIV |             particular persons have authority in particular matters—for
23     IV, XV  |          jurisdiction, and in which authority should be centralized: for
24      V, V   |           Prytanis, who had supreme authority in many important matters.
25      V, X   |        tyranny, and to extend their authority contrary to the law. Royalties
26     VI, VIII|          which convenes the supreme authority in the state. In some places
27    VII, VIII|           too, in order to maintain authority both against disobedient