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 1 6      |        reducible to something of the manner of precepts, it should be
 2 6      |            profession except in that manner, in which they are treated
 3 8      |           according to God in such a manner, bring about their own homicide
 4 11     |            property and in a similar manner that of the aforesaid Roman
 5 13     |         others coins or money in any manner, and so that the friars
 6 13     |      observance of it stained in any manner whatsoever, if the friars
 7 13     |          whomsoever according to the manner described above. However
 8 [Title]|                                  The manner in which the Friars can
 9 15     |             the testator expresses a manner according to which it would
10 15     |              the friars in a general manner without expressing the means,
11 15     |        friars [in an] indeterminate [manner] We have wished and expressed
12 15     |            namely so that in a licit manner it be understood to have
13 [Title]|                      How and in what manner the Friars should conduct
14 16     |              itself according to the manner ordained above regarding
15 18     |         themselves can exercise this manner of solicitous care by [means
16 19     |     aforesaid words and the form and manner of speaking, under which
17 22     |            to have responded in this manner.~
18 23     |            to have responded in this manner.~
19 24     |        friars are not to seek in any manner other letters from the Apostolic
20 24     |          oblige his successor in any manner, since as an equal among
21 26     |           and to determine a certain manner of proceeding for those
22 26     |              this constitution [in a manner] otherwise than that, which
23 26     | aforementioned [matters] in whatever manner, [We say let them] know