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1 4 | subjection to the constituted power, without having to resort
2 7 |    the same time its greatest power to obligate, and its highest
3 8 |     at the mercy of the civil power. Infact, while under the
4 11|      In this manner the civil power prepared the way to render
5 11|      examination by the civil power for the fulfillment of her
6 12|    State only is given to the power of disposing, for another
7 18|    spiritual and supernatural power could be in contrast with
8 23| interpretation, rest in their power to induce these same legislators