Doc. 4 "Since there is nothing.. as worthy of attention as the authority of the law, which properly regulates all affairs both divine and human, and expels all injustice; We have found the law(s) which has come down to us from the foundation of the City of Rome to be so confused that it is extended to an infinite length and is not within the grasp of human capacity: (our goal is to correct their constitutions, and make them more easily understood, to the end that being included in a single Code." Question: what does this document show you in relation to governance? (Suport the thesis: Although some may argue that all governance tends ro be similar in method, due to the creation of legal codes, forcing the relocation of nobility, and the use of religious beliefs to justify authority, the methods of governance have varied greatly.)