These are the proper powers of the apostolic see:
1. Only the Roman pontiff can be held universal, as the council of Chalcedon bears witness.
2. Only the Roman church is universal and mother of all.
3. Only he can summon universal councils
4. No synod can be called valid without the pope's agreement.
5. No scripture is of authentic authority without his authority
6. Who does not agree to the decrees of the apostolic see is to be considered a heretic.
8. Who delivers a judgment against him should be deposed, as is seen from Dioscurus.
9. No bishop can or should be deposed without his consent
10. Only he can determine cases of episcopal deposition.
11. All others can do nothing without him.
12. Bishops may not be changed from one see to another without his judgment.
14. He may at any time establish new decrees and modify old ones.
16. All, even laymen, may appeal to it.
17. No one may appeal from it.
20. He may reconcile those excommunicated by others.
22. Only the pope may depose bishops, even patriarchs.
24. The pope may take such bishoprics as he wishes away from archbishops and
at will divide them, reduce them or otherwise deal with them.
Only the pope sends preachers into all parts of the world and consecrates or
deals with bishops [i.e. in areas newly converted and without an established
church]
26. All powers of the world are subject to the pope, as Clement and Gelasius bear witness.
27. He may change kingdoms, as did Gregory, Stephen, and Adrian.
28. No one may consecrate any basilica without the pope's consent.
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30. No bishop may be consecrated to the church of St Peter except the pope.
31. No bishop may be ordained pope.
33. He alone may use the pallium at all masses or processions, by ancient custom.
34. He alone may use a red hat in imitation of the empire or of martyrs.
35. He alone, when entering mass, may be covered by a linen cloth stretched out by its four corners.
36. He alone may use a golden rose in mid-Lent to signify Christ's passion.
37. He alone, when feasting with bishops and his clerics at Easter, may do so lying down.