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 1 5     |         all power comes from the people; so that those who exercise
 2 5     |         delegated to them by the people, and that, by this rule,
 3 5     |          by the will of the very people by whom it was delegated.
 4 7     |        justice be respected, the people are not hindered from choosing
 5 9     |       Give ear you that rule the people . . . for power is given
 6 12(15)|         comes to rulers from the people.~
 7 16    |           let them rule over the people with equity and faithfulness,
 8 18    |          accustomed to teach the people with the utmost care and
 9 21    | authority of rulers. Hence, when people thought of princedom, the
10 22    |         these two powers. If the people were turbulent, the Church
11 22    |        and lawful wants of their people, urged them to equity, mercy,
12 23    |       depends on the will of the people err in opinion first of
13 25    |         and we have exhorted the people to make abundant use of
14 26    |     rulers, nor of hatred to the people; for it urges rulers to
15 26    |           As to what regards the people, the Church has been established
16 26    |       study the welfare of their people, and people to submit to
17 26    |     welfare of their people, and people to submit to their kings,
18 27    |       duty of obedience. Let the people be frequently urged by your
19 27    |      kings,"33 and grants to the people "to rest in the beauty of