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1 2 |         has been given out that public authority neither derives
2 2 |  gymnasia-in a word, from every public institution. In fine, the
3 2 |     sense of security either in public or private life, and that
4 3 |      memory, at once exposed in public documents the guile and
5 3 |        allowed to escape in the public statutes of States, Popes
6 4 |         the guardianship of the public weal, deceived by the wiles
7 7 |    authority against them, lest public order be only the more disturbed,
8 9 | provides with especial care for public and private tranquility
9 10|      wonderful influence on the public prosperity of kingdoms,