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 1  3,4 |          proposed under obligatory words in the rule. We, adhering
 2  3,4 |          they have professed these words: "I promise always to observe
 3  3,4 |         Rule": from which by these words no obligation would arise.
 4  3,4 |       things from the force of the words the transgression of which
 5  3,4 |            is content to use other words.~
 6  3,5 | inhibitorily, or under equipollent words; and no less to the observance
 7  3,5 |         same rule under obligatory words; the aforesaid Friars have
 8  3,5 |         proposed in the rule under words of imperative mood, as to
 9  3,5 |     precepts from the force of the words, or at least by reason of
10  4,6 |          ones entering by the said words, as much as on the part
11  4,7 |           precept by the aforesaid words: wishing these things to
12  8,11|        examples of his life, as in words of his rule manifested that