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 1 8 |          poverty, abdicating the dominion of all things and being
 2 9 | abdicated the property, use, and dominion of whatever thing, is one
 3 9 |         separated from perpetual dominion; and lest the dominion of
 4 9 | perpetual dominion; and lest the dominion of the owner always be rendered
 5 9 |       Since the retention of the dominion of such things, when by
 6 10|          in the place of God the dominion of a thing of this kind
 7 10|       the friars Minor, lest the dominion of such things seem to be
 8 10|      monastery; the property and dominion, of every utensil and book,
 9 11|      similarly under Our law and dominion and property and by the
10 11|     completely nothing under Our dominion or property or under that
11 11|      conceding might reserve the dominion in [the act of] conceding
12 11|      sheltering the friars, such dominion does not pass under the
13 12|       abdication of all kinds of dominion and the necessity in [their]
14 13|          power of the one giving dominion, property and possession
15 13|         themselves that with the dominion of such money freely remaining
16 13|       from reception, propriety, dominion or use of the very money,
17 16|            16. Because truly the dominion of books and other movable [