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 1 1 |     greatly benefit the common good. What was proposed to Us
 2 1 |        flourish for the common good and grow greater from day
 3 2 |      of the clergy, and in the good will of the Portuguese people.
 4 4 |   equals to receive and return good will, We expect much from
 5 6 |        with suitable remedies. Good seeds are still alive; when
 6 11|    full weight to Our and your good will. It will then strive
 7 11|      prepared to gladly accept good and just conditions.~
 8 13|    edify, consists not only in good and honorable habits, but
 9 13| sacerdotal virtues which makes good priests exemplars of Jesus
10 13|      men of sound doctrine and good morals, men to whom you
11 14|                     Priests as Good Examples~14. Moreover your
12 14| crowned with dignity and zeal. Good example is the best means
13 15|       how much harm is done to good morals, what destruction
14 15|    engage in controversy for a good cause. In writing they must
15 18|     Meanwhile, as proof of Our good will and as a promise of