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 1 5      |       strengthened, described and conceded them, by arranging very
 2 8      |         the sustenance of nature, conceded by the law of heaven in
 3 8      |     necessary use of those things conceded to himself.~
 4 9      |       rule and all truth has been conceded to the friars; which things
 5 9      |         study of wisdom have been conceded to the friars.~
 6 10     |       this kind which is offered, conceded or bestowed; nor is there
 7 10     |       acquire the things offered, conceded or bestowed on themselves,
 8 11     |       various alms and offered or conceded to the friars under whatever
 9 11     |         inhabit places or houses, conceded in their entirety or even
10 14     |     happened that the money being conceded, if the one conceding had
11 14     |           the owner himself [who] conceded [it]. Because truly We are
12 14     |      happened that money has been conceded for some [purpose], the
13 14     |           consent [that there] be conceded to themselves more [money]
14 14     |         which the money itself is conceded. And since in the orderly
15 20     |     itself, unless there has been conceded or ordained or [if] there
16 20     |         ordained or [if] there be conceded in the future or even ordained
17 20     |     minister general and there be conceded to him by the latter the
18 [Title]|         to admit vocations may be conceded.~
19 23     |       special permission has been conceded by the aforesaid See, although
20 23     |         alms, to whom it has been conceded by their own superiors on
21 26     |     things established, ordained, conceded, arranged, decreed, declared,
22 26     |         to whom alone it has been conceded in these [matters] to establish
23 26     | indulgences or Apostolic letters, conceded to whatever persons of rank,