Chapter

1 Pro,1|    already raised it against the temporal power. To him religion and
2 4,2  |          in the extension of his temporal power. In his own hands
3 6,1  |    secure him as a spiritual and temporal support; but a young king,
4 6,4  |          to hold all the highest temporal dignities; and upon Caesar
5 8,4  |         Louis needed, first, his temporal aid in an expedition against
6 9,1  |        pope had an enemy at once temporal and spiritual, whose importunate
7 9,2  |       declared the spiritual and temporal enemy of the Church. The
8 10,4 |          000 people to Rome; the temporal interests of his family
9 15,2 | sovereign prince the duke in his temporal administration was quite