Continuation of the Arret of Paris against the Bishop of Laon
The piece discusses ecclesiastical and temporal power, defining jurisdiction as exterior royal authority and spiritual power as binding and loosing within the church. It contrasts church authority with sovereign rule, cites Justinian and Theodosius on episcopal jurisdiction, and notes ongoing debates between church and state across European capitals with brief colonial- and court-related updates from Moscow, Copenhagen, Hamburg, Stockholm, and Bremen.
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Wirhout
Jesus Christ
Justinian
Theodosius
Burkc
Moscow
N.S
Constantinople
M. Neplues
Ottoman Porte
Persia
Czarina
Schwerin
Ukraine
Bashaw
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Laon
Courant
Petersburg
Petershoff
Copenhagen
de Schell
Jutland
M. Rantzau
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Alrena
Horse Guards
Norway
Hamburgh
Marth
Stockholm
Count de Meyerfeldt
Pomerania
Count de Guldenstern
London
Hanover
Vienna
Dresdeg
Warsaw
Dartmouth
Sarah
Woolcer
Newfoundland
Pool
Reekes
South Carolina
Cowes
Marth K
Robinson Crusoe
Liverpool
Jenkinson
Bremen
Bristol
Lark
Parker
Jasmaica
Sie
Portland
Flying Fish
Roebuck
Deal
Batchelor
North Bergen
Catherine
Diep
Strethaing Westcot
Ockham
Jobson
East Indies
Martha
Hancock
Antigua
Rose
Fanet
Elizabeth Galley
Lee
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