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 1 [Title]|       an observable, possible, licit, meritorious, and perfect
 2 10     |      observable, possible, and licit, but meritorious and perfect;
 3 14     |        has been exchanged in a licit transaction for something
 4 15     |       to which it would not be licit for the friars, considering
 5 15     | testator truly has expressed a licit means in assigning to the
 6 15     |     intend to provide by means licit and congruous with the rule
 7 15     |  observed, namely so that in a licit manner it be understood
 8 16     |         the use of which it is licit for the friars to have,
 9 16     |    received and expended for a licit thing, whose use it is licit
10 16     |   licit thing, whose use it is licit for the friars to have,
11 19     |        such be occupied in the licit services of other friars)
12 21     |   statute establish that it be licit not only for the minister
13 26     |        that the rule itself is licit, holy, perfect and observable, [
14 26     |        appearance of [what is] licit not a few in reading, expounding
15 26     |      To no man therefore is it licit at all to infringe this