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 1 4 |      Himself, looking upon the aforesaid order and its observers,
 2 4 |       Nevertheless so that the aforesaid Order pure and separate
 3 5 |       actual conditions of the aforesaid Order on account of Our
 4 5 |   experience on account of the aforesaid things to keep Ourselves
 5 5 |     the pious intention of the aforesaid Confessor but also concerning
 6 5 |         We had recourse to the aforesaid Order [itself]; and not
 7 6 |        in the beginning of the aforesaid rule is found: "The rule
 8 10|       intelligent men from the aforesaid things that the rule [is],
 9 11|      the authority of the same aforesaid Church We receive [all such
10 11|     similar manner that of the aforesaid Roman church and under Our
11 13|     alms, the execution of the aforesaid things can be entrusted;
12 13|      other right howsoever the aforesaid person [have conducted himself]
13 13|       their necessities to the aforesaid person and to beg him to
14 13|     has been said, against the aforesaid person. If truly it might
15 13|    execute through himself the aforesaid [matter] because of absence,
16 13|    such a person. For when the aforesaid satisfaction is presumed
17 13|        in the execution of the aforesaid things. If however in the
18 13|        business [and] with the aforesaid method observed to choose,
19 13|        clarity [regarding] the aforesaid things We declare the following
20 14|      of the heart, when in the aforesaid cases for the sake of a
21 14|     other things for the other aforesaid necessities of the friars
22 14|        does not consent to the aforesaid thing, the remainder, if
23 14|      orderly exposition of the aforesaid things the giver or recipient
24 14|        offered and send by the aforesaid means. For it does not have
25 15|       and [in accord with] the aforesaid regimens, which has been
26 18|           18. And although the aforesaid rule contains that regarding
27 19|     that having considered the aforesaid words and the form and manner
28 19|        exert themselves in the aforesaid spiritual works (unless
29 19|      live idly, We declare the aforesaid words to be extended, unless
30 20|        authority, say that the aforesaid passage is to be observed
31 22|      Besides the friars of the aforesaid order doubting in regard
32 23|       has been conceded by the aforesaid See, although the friars
33 23|    only the monasteries of the aforesaid women religious. We at least
34 23|       places belonging to] the aforesaid cloistered monasteries;
35 24|       to the observance of the aforesaid Testament, sought this kind
36 25|  account has the insult of the aforesaid attacks against the rule
37 25|       in the observance of the aforesaid things perturb the souls
38 25|      and the observance of the aforesaid rule; in each and every
39 26|       Therefore since from the aforesaid things and others discussed
40 26|    prevent them from doing the aforesaid things and to determine
41 26|  themselves mean. And lest the aforesaid See should labor further
42 26|  public or private against the aforesaid rule and the state of the
43 26|      rule and the state of the aforesaid friars or against the aforementioned
44 26| submitted to the summit of the aforesaid Apostolic See, so that by
45 26|       or preaching against the aforesaid or other things or any [
46 26|    things or any [part] of the aforesaid things, not withstanding