Chapter,  Paragraph

 1  3,5 |     things to be observed, which ought to be judged by them as
 2  3,5 |      infirmity, the other friars ought to take care of him: likewise
 3  3,5 |         the aforementioned rule, ought and can have recourse to
 4  3,5 |    obtains force of precept: and ought to be observed as such by
 5  4,6 |          the Ministers or Friars ought even to give counsel to
 6  4,6 |     Ministers just as the Friars ought themselves to abstain giving
 7  4,6 |   inductees, since for this they ought to be sent to God fearers
 8  4,7 |         condition of the country ought to be reputed cheep in value
 9  5,8 |      former: We declare, that it ought to be understood that they
10  6,9 |     might not be said to be (nor ought they themselves be, even
11  7,10|          that this expropriation ought to be understood as much
12  7,10|          of their own state they ought to know it to be forbidden
13  8,11|         And on that account they ought not from light fear to loose
14  8,11|        of Friars dwelling there) ought to be reputed as excessive
15  8,11| ministers: for which reason they ought to suffice themselves with
16  8,14|          of the Minister General ought to be made, nothing is said