Chapter,  Paragraph

 1  3,4 |       end of the rule: "That We may observe, as We have firmly
 2  3,5 |        likewise that the Friars may not preach in the diocese
 3  3,5 |         the rule says) since it may seem otherwise according
 4  4,6 |   temporal things, so that they may freely do with them whatever
 5  4,6 |     Lord: the Ministers however may have license to send them
 6  4,6 | requires, by whose counsel they may bestow their goods to the
 7  4,6 |      where others, to whom they may send those who will enter,
 8  4,6 |        not to Friars: that they may appear before all truly
 9  4,7 |     already promised obedience, may have one tunic with a capuche,
10  5,8 |      they are bound to fast, it may be inferred in the same
11  7,10|         from every thing, which may be or might seem to be contrary
12  7,10|       among the immovable goods may be appraised by law, and
13  7,10|       litigious acts: that they may both be thought well of
14  7,10|        the same, and from these may they be entirely strangers,
15  8   |   vineyards, nor the like. They may not have churches excessive
16  8   |         excessive in size. They may have modest and humble buildings.~