4. That his legate, even if he be of lower, ecclesiastical rank, presides over bishops in council, and has the power to give sentence of deposition against them. 5. That the pope has the power to depose those who are absent [_i.e._, without giving them a hearing]. 6. That, among other things, we ought not to remain in the same house with those whom he has excommunicated. 7. That he alone has the right, according to the necessity of the occasion, to make new laws, to create new bishoprics, to make a monastery of a chapter of canons, and _vice versa_, and either to divide a rich bishopric or to unite several poor ones. 8. That he alone may use the imperial insignia. 9. That all princes shall kiss the foot of the pope alone. 10. That his name alone is to be recited in the churches. 11. That the name applied to him belongs to him alone. 12. That he has the power to depose emperors. 13. That he has the right to transfer bishops from one see to another when it becomes necessary. 14. That he has the right to ordain as a cleric anyone from any part of the church whatsoever. 15. That anyone ordained by him may rule [as bishop] over another church, but cannot serve [as priest] in it, and that such a cleric may not receive a higher rank from any other bishop. 16. That no general synod may be called without his order. 17. That no action of a synod and no book shall be regarded as canonical without his authority. 18. That his decree can be annulled by no one, and that he can annul the decrees of anyone. 19. That he can be judged by no one. 20. That no one shall dare to condemn a person who has appealed to the apostolic seat. 21. That the important cases of any church whatsoever shall be referred to the Roman church [that is, to the pope]. 22. That the Roman church has never erred and will never err to all eternity, according to the testimony of the holy scriptures. 23. That the Roman pontiff who has been canonically ordained is made holy by the merits of St. Peter, according to the testimony of St. Ennodius, bishop of Pavia, which is confirmed by many of the holy fathers, as is shown by the decrees of the blessed pope Symmachus. 24. That by his command or permission subjects may accuse their rulers. 25. That he can depose and reinstate bishops without the calling of a synod. 26. That no one can be regarded as catholic who does not agree with the Roman church. 27. That he has the power to absolve subjects from their oath of fidelity to wicked rulers.