Duo sunt, imperator auguste, quibus principaliter hic mundus regitur; auctoritas sacrata pontificum et regalis potestas. There are two powers by which this world is chiefly ruled, august emperor, the sacred authority of the priests and royal power.
| Title One: Chapters 1-8: Primacy of the Roman Church Chapter 8: The pope shall be judged by no one |
| Title Two: Chapter 21: Jesus established the primacy of the Roman Church Matthew 16:18 |
| Title Three: Chapter 24: The privileges of the churches and monasteries shall remain inviolate |
| Title Three: Chapters 36-38: Imperial decrees that privilege churches should remain inviolate |
| Title Five: Chapter 44 and 45: Accusations cannot be made by those who have committed crimes or apostasized |
| Title Ten: Chapter 82: Bishops may not be deposed without the authority of the Apostolic See |
| Title Eleven: Chapter 91: Bishops deposed without the authority of the Apostolic See shall be restored |
| Title Nineteen: Chapter 163: A priest should remain in the church where he is appointed for life |
| Title Twenty-One: Chapter 170: Priests shall not marry |
| Title Twenty-Three: Chapter 178: The decrees of the Apostolic See shall be always observed |
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227: Church and State: Pope Gelasius to Emperor Anastasius Duo sunt, imperator auguste, quibus principaliter hic mundus regitur; auctoritas sacrata pontificum et regalis potestas. There are two powers by which this world is chiefly ruled, august emperor, the sacred authority of the priests and royal power.
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| Title 42: Chapters 229 and 230: Non-local clerics (alienus clericus) should not be received; No bishop may ordain a slave (serf) (servus alterius) of another |
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