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 1 1|       Catholic religion and of civil society, to remove from
 2 2|      of souls and detriment of civil society itself; which are
 3 3|         both for religious and civil interests.1 ~For you well
 4 3|     not a few who, applying to civil society the impious and
 5 3|      public society and (also) civil progress altogether require
 6 3|       is the best condition of civil society, in which no duty
 7 3| recognized, as attached to the civil power, of restraining by
 8 3|      whether ecclesiastical or civil, whereby they may be able
 9 4| religion has been removed from civil society, and the doctrine
10 4|      of its existence from the civil law alone; and, consequently,
11 4|     and, consequently, that on civil law alone depend all rights
12 5|     subject to the will of the civil authority the supreme authority
13 5|    they are promulgated by the civil power; that acts and decrees
14 5|       and the Church, need the civil power's sanction and approbation,
15 5|      kind are tolerated by the civil government; that the excommunication
16 5|       assert and claim for the civil government a right of property
17 5|        and independent of, the civil power, and that such distinction
18 5|       be preserved without the civil power's essential rights
19 9|      both of the Church and of civil society, amidst so great