(Cod. S. in order that by much teaching, thou mayest abundantly nourish and water thy people, for it is written in Wisdom, " Take care of the herb of the field, Prov. and shear thy flock; and gather the grass of summer, that there may be sheep for thy xxvil- 25 clothing. Take care and attend to thy flock, so that thou mayest have lambs." There- fore let not the Bishop love filthy lucre, especially not from the heathen ; let him be oppressed and not be an oppressor, and let him not love riches, and let him not murmur at any one, and do not let him bear false witness, nor be wrathful, nor let him love disputes, nor let him love rule ; let him not be double-minded, nor double- tongued; and let him not love to incline his ear to the words of an accuser and a murmurer, and let him not be a respecter of persons.)