Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,2 | between the spiritual and the temporal powers. Beginning with Constantine
 2  2,3 |   could not be subject to the temporal power.~ The conflict centered
 3  2,5 |       he discusses the merely temporal significance of the Mosaic
 4  3,6 |      doctrine. This policy of temporal authority in religious and
 5  3,6 |     combine in his person all temporal and spiritual power. The
 6  5,4 |       spiritual as well as in temporal matters. Leo III, too, was
 7  5,5 |     under the jurisdiction of temporal power. This fact was later
 8  5,8 |     combined with the idea of temporal domination over the church.
 9  6,7 |       only spiritual but also temporal power. Yet, in spite of
10  6,7 |       both ecclesiastical and temporal estates. But the allelengyon
11  9,11|       popes to attain supreme temporal power over the West, so
12  9,11|       such an increase of the temporal power of the pope met with
13  9,12|   They believed that a strong temporal power unrestrained by external