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«1626 : The Sorbonne condemned the treatise of the Jesuit, Antonio Santarelli, on  the power and authority of the pope: it singled out for special censure two articles, which inculcated the doctrines that the pope could punish with temporal penalties all kings and princes, and deprive them of their subjects' allegiance, if they were heretics, and that, as the apostles had been subject to the temporal power "de facto", but not "de jure", the pope was supreme in all matters, temporal and spiritual. The parlement joined in the protest against this flagrant production of ultra-montane principles. Urban would not willingly disavow these doctrines, and he objected to priests being compelled to swear that they did not hold them. Although the parlement decreed that no subject of the French crown should have dealings with the nuncio, the king adopted a more conciliatory attitude, and vetoed the censure of the Sorbonne.»
Cfr. : The History and the Lives of the Popes – URBAN VIII 1623-1644 by WILLIAM NASSAU WEECH
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