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 1  0,1 |     as exemplar of heavenly life, proffering to men His very
 2  0,1 |   the solicitudes of mortal life, he was turning aside the
 3  0,1 |    is that heavenly form of life, and rule, which that excellent
 4  2,3 |  forth from their exemplary life, and salutary doctrine for
 5  3,4 |    said rule: "The Rule and life of the Friars Minor is this:
 6  3,4 | always to observe this very life and rule." Likewise about
 7  3,4 | this passage: "The Rule and life of the Friars Minor is this:
 8  6,9 | considered the necessity of life, Our said predecessor often
 9  7,10|    they can even pass their life without begging them: likewise
10  7,10|    pertains to the truth of life, that that which is done
11  8,11| much in the examples of his life, as in words of his rule
12  8,11|   to be able to spend their life. And on that account they
13  8,11|     find the necessaries of life. This however We consider