Part, Chapter

 1       Int  |   virtues that are required for councilors to live these ecclesiological
 2         I,5|         definitors, assistants, councilors, consultors according to
 3         I,5|         of the superior and the councilors” or,~again, it is expressed
 4         I,5|   saying: “the superior and the councilors together form the council”.~
 5         I,5|        the will of the group of councilors seem to have clearly distinct
 6         I,5|       nor does she consider the councilors as superiors and excludes
 7        II,1|     entrusted especially to the councilors, to the council, etc…; the
 8        II,1| opposite side he always had the councilors and council determine for
 9        II,1|     nature and the identikit of councilors become clearer. For example:~
10        II,1|  particularly the consultors or councilors, both as individuals and
11        II,1|    deliberate, but…advises. The councilors do not have a deliberative
12        II,1|  remains true…~7.      that the councilors, by the fact that they have
13        II,1|         not sufficient that the councilors express their opinion freely