Chapter,  Paragraph

 1  6   |       not to have recourse to money except for cases mentioned
 2  6   |  observed by the Friars about money when it is so deposited.
 3  6,9 |     totally alien to coins or money, precepted firmly to all
 4  6,9 |  manner they receive coins or money by themselves, or through
 5  6,9 | through another) receivers of money, against the rule or purity
 6  6,9 |      recourse to those giving money or to deputed messengers,
 7  6,9 |   Wherefore the every gain of money, and of offerings, the reception
 8  6,9 |   offerings, the reception of money in the church, or elsewhere,
 9  6,9 |       assigned to receive the money of offerings or donations:
10  6,9 |     even whatever recourse to money, or the holding thereof,
11  6,9 |     whether they be givers of money or self-appointed persons,
12  6,9 |    the same declaration about money are wholly preserved. Lastly
13  6,9 |    goods, and especially from money: it is necessary that the
14  6,9 |       have recourse to having money deputed for their own necessities,
15  6,9 |       that and in what manner money is expended, and exacting
16  6,9 |      carrying away a chest of money, or its key, these acts
17  7,10|       extend indifferently to money, and even to other mobile
18  7,10|       dominion, or use of the money itself, but even from whatever
19  7,10| handling or administration of money. But however giving counsel
20  8,11|       been limited to alms of money.~