Chapter,  Paragraph

 1  3,5 |   conscience: We say that it is licit that the Friars not be bound
 2  4,6 |      doubt still, whether it is licit for themselves to receive
 3  4,6 |      him, it does not seem even licit to receive these, namely
 4  4,7 |       of tunics, that it is not licit to use more, unless in necessities,
 5  6,9 |      aforesaid or similar is it licit for them to have recourse
 6  7   |     those things of which it is licit for the Friars to have the
 7  7,10|      fact of which certainly is licit to the Order and to the
 8  7,10|        of their vow): nor is it licit to them to receive the value
 9  7,10|        doubting, that it is not licit to the aforesaid Friars
10  7,10|       before a judge, it is not licit to the aforesaid Friars
11  8,11|                11.~ Truly it is licit not only might it be licit,
12  8,11|      licit not only might it be licit, but even very conformable
13  8,12| expressed in the rule, it being licit that they are bound to a
14  8,17|       Therefore it is in nowise licit to any man to infringe this
15  8,17|         dispositions, nor it is licit to such a one to oppose