Chapter,  Paragraph

 1  4   |         licitly receive from the goods of those entering religion,
 2  4,6 |    counsel they may bestow their goods to the poor: many Friars
 3  4,6 |        receive anything from the goods of those entering if it
 4  4,6 |         an eye to their temporal goods, rather than to free them
 5  4,6 |     wishes freely to give of his goods just as to other poor by
 6  4,6 |     notable quantity of received goods, ill repute might befall
 7  6,9 | affection and desire for earthly goods, and especially from money:
 8  7,10|      conducted even for temporal goods in the law courts, they
 9  7,10|      expropriation from temporal goods, have need to abstain from
10  7,10|         and even to other mobile goods, and to immobile (having
11  7,10|         value of such hereditary goods, or so much as a part thereof,
12  7,10|      returns among the immovable goods may be appraised by law,
13  7,10|          which concerns temporal goods no jurisdiction or action