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1 3|    as attached to the civil power, of restraining by enacted
2 5|    promulgated by the civil power; that acts and decrees of
3 5|  the Church, need the civil power's sanction and approbation,
4 5|    that the "ecclesiastical power is not by divine right distinct
5 5|   independent of, the civil power, and that such distinction
6 5| preserved without the civil power's essential rights being
7 5|  Catholic dogma of the full power given from God by Christ
8 8|   our Creator we abjure his power that we may display our
9 8|    to teach "that the royal power was given not only for the