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 1 1 | incontestable advantages which the Christian people will draw therefrom. ~
 2 4 |         rendered by Francis to the Christian cause, which have shown
 3 5 |           to the principles of the Christian law. After having founded
 4 5 |        world, the means to tend to Christian perfection. He founded,
 5 8 |         special advantages for the Christian people in this age, as hostile
 6 10|         the synthesis of the whole Christian law, St. Francis was careful
 7 11|        them to the practise of the Christian virtues with such ardor
 8 11|           bosom of society love of Christian wisdom, and to gain all
 9 13|           and prolonged disdain of Christian principles. We wish to say
10 14|           who claim for themselves Christian peace, but especially for
11 16|        said to form its members in Christian perfection, even whilst
12 19|          for a grave fault against Christian modesty; now it does not