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1 3 |      liable to be tried by the secular laws as an adversary of
2 3 | Emperors. So also no prince or secular official shall rob the churches,
3 7 |       bishop making use of the secular powers shall by their means
4 7 |       Every election made by a secular magistrate is null. ~This
5 7 |       to undertake mundane and secular responsibilities, since
6 7 |       they shall not receive a secular position; or should they
7 7 |    monastery into the hands of secular princes, or surrendering
8 7 |     account to be given to the secular rulers, who are in the neighbourhood;
9 11|        of, and set forth by, a secular prince and yet claiming