Remedy for this evil

That the regulars be subjected, as is decreed, to visitation by the

ordinaries. By so doing, the latter will make use of their right

without there being any necessity for visits by the provincials; and

when the provincials wish to visit them purely as religious, and not

as parish priests, to prohibit the Indians from great public feasts and

expenses, under penalty of expulsion, since there is no other remedy.

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