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The doctrine of  the two bodies , arising from the political theology of the Middle Ages, plays an essential role through the western political philosophy. The theme runs through many of Shakespeare’s plays. But Shakespeare rarely uses the doctrine in order to legitimise power. What interests him is the theme of the  weak king  (where there is tension between the two bodies) and the fact that a king cannot with impunity manipulate the symbolic power which underlies this doctrine.

Weak Kings and Perverted Symbolism. How Shakespeare Treats the Doctrine of the King’s Two Bodies