Chapter,  Paragraph

 1  0,1 |        Sons, ~the Archbishops, Bishops, and other Ordinaries in
 2  1,3 |      and especially with their Bishops, had ever been secure and
 3  1,3 |  ancient reverence towards the Bishops and the inferior clergy
 4  1,3 | interests the authority of the Bishops has not that weight which
 5  3   |               The Authority of Bishops and the Respect Due to Them~
 6  3,11|        Church, so likewise are Bishops the rulers and chiefs of
 7  3,11|       Our Predecessor, said of Bishops, "We do not hesitate to
 8  3,11|   hesitate to declare that the Bishops called on to share Our cares
 9  3,11|        power has been given to Bishops for the supreme benefit
10  3,11|        We see, therefore, that Bishops should have paid to them
11  5,14|    interests, and as it is the Bishops who, each in their proper
12  5,14|  should be controlled by their Bishops, and should set great value
13  6,18|       it will be well that the Bishops of each province should