Carried to the frontiers, the conflict between the Crown and the mendicants was merely deferred. Philip II's successors would continue to issue cedulas in an effort to implement the patronato and vicariate. The one in 1637 required all "religious" who exercised "the office of cura in a doctrina" then or thereafter, to "submit to an examination in doctrine and language" and "conform to episcopal provision, collation, canonical institution, visitation, correction, and removal at the will of the ordinary," or vested bishop. (Bushnell SS)