Art.

 1 3 |   avowed purpose, a rule you may hold fast to henceforward;
 2 5 |    and brothers see fit, you may have foundations in solitary
 3 6 |   land you propose to occupy may dictate, and allotted by
 4 7 |      you are to eat whatever may have been given you in a
 5 9 |    your property, so that he may be the first to meet those
 6 9 |    to be done in consequence may all be carried out as he
 7 9 |     all be carried out as he may decide and order.~
 8 13|                  Art. 13~You may have as many asses and mules
 9 13|    as you need, however, and may keep a certain amount of
10 17|  outside your own houses you may eat foodstuffs that have
11 17| hosts. At sea, however, meat may be eaten.~
12 18|     God's armour so that you may be ready to withstand the
13 20|      kind, so that the devil may always find you busy; no
14 22|      brother B., and whoever may succeed you as prior, must