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1 1 |      refused to those who rule states, but a sufficiently safe
2 3 |    customs and institutions of States. And of this power not the
3 4 |      removed from the midst of states, it is certain that men
4 16| importance that those who rule States should understand that political
5 18|        were at the helm of the States pagan emperors, who were
6 21|     rulers were at the head of States, the Church insisted much
7 25|  consult the interest of their States by giving that liberty to