From: J@M   
      
    "fidelis    sermo        si quis  episcopatum    desiderat bonum opus   
   desiderat   
     fidelitous the diction, if a man the episcopate desires,  good work  he   
   desires.   
      
     oportet   ergo      episcopum  inreprehensibilem esse unius  uxoris virum   
     opportune therefore an episcop inreprehensible   be,  of one wife   the   
   husband,   
      
     sobrium prudentem ornatum hospitalem  doctorem non vinolentum non percussorem   
     sober,  prudent,  ornate, hospitable, doctor,  not vinolent,  not percussor,   
      
     sed modestum non litigiosum non cupidum suae    domui bene praepositum filios   
     but modest,  not litigious, not cupit,  his own house well preposited,   
   children   
      
     habentem subditos    cum  omni castitate si quis  autem domui     suae   
     having   subordinate with all  chastity. if a man but   the house his own   
      
     praeesse nescit       quomodo     ecclesiae    Dei            diligentiam   
     to rule  is nescient, in what way the ecclesia of the deities diligence   
      
     habebit       non neophytum   ne       in superbia elatus in   iudicium   
     he will have. not a neophyte, that not in superbia elated into judgment   
      
     incidat   diaboli      oportet   autem illum et   testimonium habere  bonum   
   ab   
     he incise of diabolus. opportune but   he    also testimony   to have good    
   by   
      
     his   qui   foris   sunt ut   non in   obprobrium  incidat   et  laqueum   
     those which outside are, that not into reprobation he incise and the noose   
      
     diaboli      diaconos similiter pudicos non bilingues  non multo vino    
   deditos   
     of diabolus. deacons  similarly pure,   not bilingual, not much  wine,   
   dedicated,   
      
     non turpe     lucrum sectantes  habentes mysterium   fidei       in   
   conscientia   
     not of turpid lucre  sectating, having   the mystery of fidelity in   
   conscience   
      
     pura  et  hii   autem probentur   primum et  sic  ministrent     nullum    
   crimen   
     pure. and these but   be probated first, and thus they minister, not any   
   crime   
      
     habentes mulieres similiter pudicas non detrahentes sobrias fideles    in   
     having.  women    similarly pure,   not detracting, sober,  fidelitous in   
      
     omnibus     diacones sint unius  uxoris viri          qui filiis       suis   
     all things. deacons  be   of one wife   the husbands, who the children their   
   own   
      
     bene praesunt     et  suis      domibus qui   enim bene ministraverint   
     well they preside and their own houses. those for  well they have ministered   
      
     gradum  sibi       bonum adquirent     et  multam fiduciam     in fide   
     a grade themselves good  will acquire, and much   fiducialness in the   
   fidelity   
      
     quae  est in Christo Iesu   haec  tibi   scribo  sperans venire  ad te  cito   
     which is  in christ  jesus. these things i write hoping  to come to you   
   quickly,   
      
     si autem tardavero ut   scias             quomodo oporteat        te     in   
     if but   i tardy,  that you may be scient how     it is opportune of you in   
      
     domo      Dei            conversari   quae  est ecclesia     Dei   
     the house of the deities to converse, which is  the ecclesia of the deities   
      
     vivi        columna    et  firmamentum veritatis  et  manifeste  magnum est   
     the living, the column and firmament   of verity. and manifestly great  is   
      
     pietatis sacramentum    quod  manifestatum est in carne      iustificatum est   
     piety    the sacrament, which manifested   was in the flesh, justified    was   
      
     in spiritu     apparuit angelis    praedicatum est gentibus        creditum   
     in the spirit, appeared to angels, predicated  was to the nations, credited   
      
     est in mundo      adsumptum est in gloria"         -- I Timotheum 3:1-16   
     was in the world, taken up  was in glory.             editio vulgata   
      
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    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)