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This work by Dante Alighieri is an important exploration of the relationship between the state and the Church in medieval Italy. Drawing on contemporary political and theological debates, Alighieri argues that the true authority of the Church rests with the Pope alone, and that this authority should not be subject to the influence of secular rulers.
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