Chapter,  Paragraph, Part

 1 Int      |          Letter primarily offers general and practical reflections
 2 2,   1,1 |         religious inspiration in general must be stressed, to give
 3 2,   3,1 |        If one wants to attempt a general summary, one can refer to
 4 2,   3,1 |          territory or, in a more general way, their work carried
 5 2,   4   |          pastoral project. (In a general sense what refers to the
 6 2,   4   |          for the Regulation:  1. General Criteria for the acquisition
 7 2,   4   |        Points for the norms:  1. general criteria for the acquisition
 8 2,   4   |          Institutes addressed to General Superiors by our Pontifical
 9 2,   4   |        the cultural patrimony in general and ecclesiastical museums
10 3,   1,3 |          organic proposal, whose general criteria should be adapted
11 3,   1,13| documented and registered in the general inventory of the museum
12 3,   2,2 |          be paid not only to the general protection of the museum
13 3,   2,2 |          Therefore, not only the general rules of conservation must
14 3,   5   |         of artworks according to general ecclesiastical and civil
15 5,   1,2 |          employees aware of both general and particular legislation
16 5,   1,5 |       may be entrusted, both for general strategies and for individual
17 5,   2,1 |          a valid support for the general preparation of employees
18 5,   2,3 |       would be wise to guarantee general formation at centres of
19 5,   3   |          they should observe the general criteria imposed by the