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 1 6 |    With the year of probation truly ended let them be received
 2 6 |      exhortation and counsel, truly not a few with prohibition
 3 8 |    for sustenance of himself, truly was he condescending by
 4 9 |  study, the exercise of study truly cannot be normally had without
 5 10|      is believed to have been truly likewise, even if it was
 6 11|    receive [all such places]. Truly let them inhabit places
 7 13|      the aforesaid person. If truly it might happen that a person
 8 13|    use of the very money, but truly even from whatever handling
 9 14|                           14. Truly in this case when beforehand
10 14|        conceded [it]. Because truly We are zealous for the purity
11 15|    reception. If the testator truly has expressed a licit means
12 15|      opportune assistance. If truly something be assigned to
13 16|                   16. Because truly the dominion of books and
14 16|    the use of such things. If truly happens that a thing of
15 19|    prayer and devotion. Since truly on account of this passage
16 19|       soul to those corporal. Truly to those others, who do
17 21|   expedient, can be abridged. Truly the vicars of the ministers
18 26| doctors above all or lectors, truly glossing in [their] writings