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 1 4 |    revered; the obedience of the people more ready and unforced;
 2 10|          of God";(16) so that "a people might be born and brought
 3 12|       light; although to married people who are good these burdens
 4 19|     manners and customs of those people who, being the most civilized,
 5 29|       the depraved morals of the people, and, as experience shows
 6 34|    anxious for the good of their people, ought to make up their
 7 38|          and undefiled among the people committed to your charge
 8 39|   special care be taken that the people be well instructed in the
 9 41| constancy in marriage if married people would gather strength and
10 44|   venerable brothers, and to the people confided to your charge,