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[English Translation] which concerns temporal things: Games and exercises are not permitted to them, except for walks with their peers, or other serious and qualified persons, even if it is in places far from the common, like in cloisters, gardens and other out-of-the-way places. The interior Their house is little decorated, but arranged only for necessity. Their wives and all their little dress are also very modestly dressed. Their children are well educated, as is proper for people of their profession. None of them pleads or quibbles, but if there is any lawsuit, the Elders of the Church take up the cause for them without it costing them anything, especially since it is right that those who constantly seek our instruction should also be relieved of other matters that arise for them and that the Church embraces them for them. The Bishops have two thousand crowns of pension from the public to maintain their train, receive foreigners and repair their lodgings in addition to the ordinary pension that they have for each student in Theology. The Archpriests have three hundred crowns, the Curates two hundred, their Viquaries six N 4 |
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