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 1 1     | society, and especially of the civil power on which the public
 2 4     |        and construction of the civil society of men in accordance
 3 11    |      that man should live in a civil society; and this is clearly
 4 11    |       God has willed that in a civil society there should be
 5 12    |          12. Those who believe civil society to have risen from
 6 18    |     that the Christian form of civil government may not dwell
 7 22    |     But from the time when the civil society of men, raised from
 8 22    |     both to ecclesiastical and civil society, if princes and
 9 22    |      about that the dangers of civil wars and popular tumults
10 23    |       foundation religious and civil authority; and this with
11 23    |      so fearful an outburst of civil war and with such slaughter
12 23    |     hideous deformities of the civil society of men and almost
13 23(29)|       the citizens to obey the civil power (On the Civil Power,
14 23(29)|        the civil power (On the Civil Power, 1523).~
15 25    |      of the danger they are to civil society. In this respect
16 26    |       All things that are of a civil nature the Church acknowledges
17 26    |       to the sacred and to the civil power, the Church wishes