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[English Translation] sent to the President of the capital city of the Province with letters and approval of the Doctors, and there again being examined and the experience made before the sworn Doctors, the King and the Senate give him a reward worthy of such a secret, and since in any good Republic it is necessary that things which can serve the preservation of the public, are common, every year a catalogue of such secrets is made, which are printed with the names of the authors, and sent to all the Provinces, so that each one can prevail at his will. =========================== Of the Regens and Regentes who are ordained by all the parishes to instruct the common people, and of what they are taught. CHAP. XIV. BEFORE that to attain piety and obedience, it is necessary to be instructed, either orally, or in writing, As for orally, it is rarer, and not everyone can hear it, since learned men are rare. N 2 |
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