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 1 1 |           ought to provide and to care for those things which please
 2 1 |         people committed to their care according to his will and
 3 1 |      about this, that he take due care to have every needful preparation
 4 2 |        interests of religion, our care for ecclesiastical order,
 5 2 |          Apostolate, and pastoral care, to his successors, who
 6 6 | wantonness. Finally, let so great care and diligence be used by
 7 7 |  superficially, but with diligent care, that is to say the Sacred
 8 7 |    metropolitans shall take no ~ ~care that this be done, he being
 9 7 |        let them be taught to take care to hold aloof from the ordinances
10 7 |        says: "Let the bishop take care of all the Church's goods,
11 7 |          more than others to take care to avoid all appearance
12 7 |           whose life is free from care and apart from men, that
13 11|            he never read with any care even the imperfect translation