Chapter,  Paragraph, Part

 1 Int      |  historical patrimony of the national culture. ~Thus, it has to
 2 1,   2   | institutions on diocesan and national levels; ~- the knowledge
 3 1,   3   |     Rome besides other great national museums in the great capitals
 4 3,   1,1 |       in conformity with the national and international legislation
 5 3,   1,3 |     the directives issued by National Entities and Associations [
 6 3,   1,6 | Entities and Associations on national and international levels
 7 3,   1,6 |  programmes developed by the national centres of ICOM [International
 8 3,   2,1 |   are provided. The existing national civil laws concerning electrical
 9 3,   5   |  issued by the Holy See, the National and Regional Episcopal Conferences,
10 3,   5   |    above all those issued at national and regional levels (for
11 5,   1,2 |  public nature (on regional, national or international levels)
12 5,   1,2 |  participants of the Italian National Congress of Sacred Art: 
13 5,   1,5 |   local, diocesan, regional, national and international). As a
14 5,   1,5 |   complexes (as for example, national Associations of ecclesiastical
15 5,   1,5 |   ecclesiastical museums and national Associations of inventory
16 5,   2,3 | organized by the Regional or National Episcopal Conference. One
17 6        |  participants of the Italian National Congress of Sacred Art,