Letter 11023: Formula: Concerning the Charge of Correspondence.
Formula: Concerning the Charge of Correspondence.
The merits of Constantinianus are attested by many, and our own endorsement confirms them. Such is the sincerity of his mind that he deserves praise even on the testimony of a judge. Let him therefore receive, upon his promotion, the charge of the canonical correspondence — so that he may demonstrate even greater proof of his integrity, now that he sees the public trust committed to his hands.
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Latin / Greek Original
XXIII.
DE CURA EPISTULARUM.
[1] Constantiniani merita licet plures asserant, adstipulatio quoque nostra commendat. tanta est etenim in eo sinceritas mentis, ut et iudice teste mereatur laudari. hic itaque epistularum canonicarum curam provectus accipiat, ut amplius momenta suae integritatis exhibeat, quando fidem publicam sibi respicit esse commissam.
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