VII. Curent etiam nostri apud episcopos et principes, ut dum fundant collegia, ac ecclesias parochiales, societas habeat potestatem statuendi vicarium habentem curam animarum, ipse vero superior loci pro tempore existens sit parochus, et sic totum regimen ecclesiæ illius erit nostrum, et parochiani omnes societati plene erunt subjecti, ut quidvis ab illis impetretur. VIII. Ubi academici sunt nobis repugnantes, vel catholici, aut hæretici cives fundationes impedientes, ibi per prælatos conandum, et primariæ cathedræ concionatoriæ occupantur; sic enim continget societatem aliquando saltem necessitates, ac rationes per occasionem saltem exposituram. IX. Maxime vero prælati ecclesiæ devinciendi erunt, quando agetur de beatificatione aut canonizatione nostrorum, et tunc omnibus modis a magnatibus et principibus litteræ procurandæ erunt, in quibus apud sedem apostolicam negotium promoveatur. X. Si contingat prælatos aut magnates legationem obire, cavendum sedulo ac præveniendum, ne aliis religiosis qui nobiscum certant, utantur, ne affectum in illos transferant, et in provincias ac civitates in quibus nos moramur inducant. Quod si hujusmodi legati transiverint illas provincias vel civitates, ubi societas collegia habet, excipiantur magno honore et affectu, et pro modestia religiosa tractentur. CHAP. III. _In what manner the society must act with those who have great authority in the state: and how others, although not rich, can nevertheless aid us in various ways._ I. Besides all the before mentioned principles, which will be proportionally applicable here, we must secure the favor of these persons against our adversaries. II. Let their authority, wisdom, and prudence, be used for the acquisition of property, and various offices, will be really enjoyed by us; and even let their names, where they are perfectly confidential, be quietly, and with great secrecy, used to augment our temporal wealth. III. They are to be employed in soothing and restraining meaner men, and common people, opposed to the society. IV. From bishops, prelates, and other superior ecclesiastics, according to the diversity of our occasions, and their disposition towards us, those things must be obtained which shall be needful to us.