Chapter,  Paragraph, Part

 1 Int      |     piety, archives, libraries, collections and all other local customs
 2 1,   3   |       closets or cabinets. Such collections had the principal function
 3 1,   3   |      medieval "treasuries" true collections composed of objects removed (
 4 1,   3   |      The artefacts that made up collections were put on display for
 5 1,   3   |         difference between such collections and the private ones of
 6 1,   3   |         the centuries. ~Private collections of ancient objects, whether
 7 1,   3   |        Church. ~Among the major collections of classical works that
 8 2,   3,1 |      various types of possible "collections" usually of a monographic
 9 2,   3,1 |       archeological, scientific collections), some containing noteworthy
10 2,   3,1 |         more recent date. These collections, that sometimes have become
11 2,   3,2 |         works, documentation on collections and on activities inherent
12 2,   4   |         of the location and the collections; 4. director - nomination,
13 3,   1,3 |    Heritage Council, Caring for Collections. ~A Manual of Preventive
14 4,   3   |        chapter in rotation; the collections of the parish churches and
15 5,   2,4 |       one should present museum collections in a religious context,
16 5,   2,4 | competitions (creative writing, collections of testimonies; projects