Title,  Chapter

 1    I  |  founded specifically to ransom prisoners. Their members, burning
 2    I  |         of numberless men taken prisoners in the prolonged disastrous
 3    I  |        of the dioceses in which prisoners were held should without
 4    I  |        with the language of the prisoners, to provide for their care. "
 5    I  | possible for the welfare of the prisoners, whether it be for their
 6    I  |       especially solicitous for prisoners of war, refugees, exiles
 7    I  |       exchanging information on prisoners was maintained through the
 8    I  |        receiving newly-released prisoners and refugees on their return
 9    I  |    instructions to children and prisoners.~Provision was made for
10    I  |        millions of soldiers and prisoners by means of religious and
11    I  |         that "the refugees, the prisoners and the deported who have