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 1 5 | necessarily required the previous work of the Council; and although
 2 5 |      chronologically, because the work undertaken in its preparation,
 3 6 |    intention, in fact, the entire work of the Council drew its
 4 7 |        consider the nature of the work which preceded the promulgation
 5 7 |     clearly pointed out that this work was brought to completion
 6 7 |          material drafting of the work, but also as regards the
 7 9 |           all these phases of the work there also took part experts,
 8 11|      Pietro Ciriaci who began the work, and Cardinal Pericle Felici
 9 11|          guided the course of the work almost to its end. I think
10 11|         years in such a difficult work, and whom God in the meantime
11 12|           time has done excellent work in a task of such great
12 12|          the happy outcome of the work, and finally to all the
13 12|        such a weighty and complex work. ~