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 1 3 |           and to the best of Our power to make head against their
 2 7 |          to be almost its ruling power. This swift and formidable
 3 7 |        upon the Church, upon the power of princes, upon the public
 4 7 |     States in which prevails the power, either of the sect of which
 5 8 |          more into the light its power for evil, and to do what
 6 14| conditions, and subjected to the power and arbitrary will of the
 7 15|         plotted, that the sacred power of the Pontiffs must be
 8 20|          exaggerating rather the power and the excellence of nature,
 9 20|          easily come under their power and authority for any acts
10 21|         rulers of the State have power over the matrimonial bond;
11 22|       belong to the free people; power is held by the command or
12 25|          and society, and as the power to rule is so necessary
13 25|          people have it in their power to cast aside their obedience
14 28|          authority and sovereign power. Having, by these artifices,
15 28|         the Church and the civil power. Nevertheless, the expectation
16 29|          be envious of the civil power or to arrogate to herself
17 29|         rightly due to the civil power must be rendered to it with
18 30|       hope of a remedy is in the power of that divine religion
19 30|         to call that most saving power to Our aid against the common
20 35|        will give of crushing the power of the sects. Those who
21 37|      overcame Satan may show her power over these evil sects, in