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 1 1|       defined by [means of] the key of knowledge, in faith and
 2 1|      ordained by [means of] the key of power, they assert it
 3 2| councils have defined it by the key of knowledge, that the poverty
 4 2|     defined once for all by the key of knowledge in faith or
 5 2|      Pontiffs by [means of] the key of power," it is evidently
 6 2|         hold that the spiritual key is by no means knowledge,
 7 2|       is the definition of the "key", which is given by the
 8 2|     doctors [of theology]: "The key is the special power of
 9 2|       that knowledge is not the key, but rather the ability
10 2|        should be said to be the key. Still following [the argument
11 2|       reckon that one spiritual key is knowledge, and following [
12 2|     another they assert to be a key, and the other [key is]
13 2|        be a key, and the other [key is] the power of binding
14 2|    which are established by the key of knowledge, have one affect,
15 2|    which are established by the key of power, another, supposing
16 2|        that some things, by the key of knowledge, and others,
17 2|   knowledge, and others, by the key of power, have been determined
18 2|      false. For by means of the key of knowledge, or by the
19 2|         if We would call this a key), nothing other except the
20 2|  necessary; or that to only the key of power does it belong
21 2|        in the use of a material key, so likewise he obtains