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1 17|      he lays it down that: In matters of religion it is the duty
2 25| concerned, so too in temporal matters the Church must be subject
3 25|    principle that in temporal matters the State possesses absolute
4 32|     dogma or liturgy or other matters, and then he hands his list
5 39|    more it is sentimental. In matters of religious sentiment and
6 54|     only be on condition that matters appertaining to the Bishops
7 55|      alone are judges in such matters, know for certain the a