 Besides, according to the bylaws, the streets of the city should be cleaned up and decorated, particularly those through which the procession is to pass by.The [[bylaw]]s in question also mention the attendance of the clergy to the procession and the carrying of twenty candles bearing the signal of the city, that the consuls of the town council are to pay for, in order to keep the Arm illuminated.Besides the dances, which are the embryo of the Popular Retinue, there will be a whole collection of elements which will become core complicated and will progressively complete the spectacular dimension of the festivity.