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1 1 |        time to time by the public authority at religion. You have seen
2 3 |   exercises in its own sphere its authority over them. It follows necessarily
3 5 |      today the State, by its sole authority, abrogates the solemn pact
4 8 |           the necessary right and authority for promoting the end of
5 8 |           dependence on the civil authority that the ecclesiastical
6 8 |           that the ecclesiastical authority will, clearly, have no power
7 9 | exercising the plenitude of their authority and of their office over
8 13|          by virtue of the supreme authority which God has confided to