Chapter, §

1 Canons,  3 |          who is appointed for the care of others and ought to show
2 Canons,  3 |         and others which have the care of souls annexed, let no
3 Canons,  8 |       when even pagans have taken care to condemn it. But whenever
4 Canons,  9 |       this better than if we take care to nourish what is right
5 Canons,  9 | answerable to the bishops for the care of the people, they may
6 Canons,  10|       abbot who does not exercise care in such matters know that
7 Canons,  13|        the place and exercise his care for it himself. If the contrary
8 Canons,  14|          cannot devote the proper care to two, we order, through
9 Canons,  23|      contradiction. Let them take care, however, not to harm in