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 1 7 |     house nor place nor any thing, and [thus] has it been
 2 9 |    and dominion of whatever thing, is one to be conjectured
 3 10| others according to God the thing of this kind which is offered,
 4 10|    of God the dominion of a thing of this kind is fittingly
 5 13|   precept be stained in any thing or [lest] consciences of
 6 13|     its conversion into the thing deputed, as has been said
 7 13|   friars can use safely the thing bought or acquired by that
 8 14|    consent to the aforesaid thing, the remainder, if there
 9 14|  the value of the necessary thing for which the money itself
10 16|     If truly happens that a thing of this think be sold at
11 16|    and expended for a licit thing, whose use it is licit for