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 1 1,   4   |        alienations]; can. 1189 [restoration of images]; can. 1220 2
 2 1,   4   |        alienation]; can. 887 2 [restoration]; can. 1025 and 1026 [inventory]). ~
 3 3,   1,5 |     sponsorship of projects for restoration or particular display. ~
 4 3,   1,13|       and thus they necessitate restoration. One should take particular
 5 3,   1,14|                         3.1.14. Restoration laboratory ~Where conditions
 6 3,   1,14|  advisable to establish a small restoration laboratory beside the museum
 7 3,   1,14|       can also carry out urgent restoration on artefacts in an advanced
 8 3,   3   |   personnel, costs, activities, restoration, insurance coverage, propaganda,
 9 3,   5   |       of the deposit. ~Even the restoration procedures must be carefully
10 4,   3   | particular circumstances). Even restoration laboratories and technical
11 4,   3   |         art-historical studies, restoration campaigns; organize guided