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 1 2 |       poverty and humility by the kind confessor of Christ, Francis,
 2 3 |         in the observance of this kind of Rule, 23 of whom not
 3 4 |         biting to bitings of this kind, to declare other doubts
 4 6 |         and insufficiency of this kind by a perfect declaration
 5 6 |      unless the professor of this kind intended to oblige himself
 6 6 |       seem that a promise of this kind should not be binding to
 7 6 |       from the profession of this kind of rule would be held bound
 8 6 |           by a profession of this kind, they have offered themselves
 9 6 |  otherwise bound by a vow of this kind of profession except in
10 7 |       that the abdication of this kind of property over all things
11 10|     regards an abdication of this kind, not only observable, possible,
12 10|          to God the thing of this kind which is offered, conceded
13 10|       dominion of a thing of this kind is fittingly transferred,
14 11|  themselves that in words of this kind there not be used by other
15 11|    offering or concession of this kind; similarly under Our law
16 13|         in the observance of this kind of precept be stained in
17 13|          faithfully to repay this kind [of debt]. In which case
18 13|         make satisfaction of this kind in entirety or in part,
19 13|           in a commission of this kind. Nevertheless it is lawful
20 13|      happen that a person of this kind, nominated or not nominated
21 13|        the money deputed for this kind of necessity would pass
22 13|           abundantly alms of this kind or his nuncius, who is able
23 14| relinquish an inheritance of this kind or not, the friars have
24 14|          providing a gift of this kind be defrauded either of the
25 18|  diligently exercise care of this kind which is incumbent upon
26 19|  monstrous verbal attacks of this kind do declare that having considered
27 19|        led to an exercise of this kind, it does not seem to have
28 22|          reckon a statute of this kind to have been approved, because
29 22|     Gregory IX, in a case of this kind is said to have responded
30 24|  aforesaid Testament, sought this kind of doubt to be removed from
31 25|      diversity of letters of this kind and or the present constitution
32 26|        against detractors of this kind, We precept strictly all [
33 26|         the understanding of this kind of constitution, [and] also