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 1 3    | ancient foe17 has not on that account ceased against the Friars
 2 3    |       a few this same See, on account of their life and miracles,
 3 3    |  memory, had been approved on account of (its) evident utility,
 4 4(29)|    declaration on the Rule on account of the lingering dissatisfaction
 5 5    |     of the aforesaid Order on account of Our supervisory duties; 30
 6 5    |       from long experience on account of the aforesaid things
 7 6    |      since His declaration on account of the biting insults of
 8 6    |     observe to the letter; on account of which such a promise
 9 6    |       so much more fitting on account of its goodness and equity,
10 8    |          8. Nor may anyone on account of these things erroneously
11 8    |   mercy be taken from Her, on account of which every reason for
12 8    |       every [positive] law on account of extreme necessity. But
13 13   |  their trustworthiness, or on account of whatever other happening
14 13   |     or distance of places, on account of which he himself does
15 13   |  distance of places, which on account of the character of the
16 19   |      devotion. Since truly on account of this passage some have
17 23   |     by their own superiors on account of their maturity and suitability,
18 24   |   without much difficulty, on account of which the friars, hesitating
19 24   |    which could be incurred on account of it, to remove doubt from
20 25   |       it, but neither on this account has the insult of the aforesaid